A Piglet Model for Evaluation of Cerebral Blood Flow and Brain Oxidative Metabolism during Gradual Cerebral Perfusion Pressure Decrease
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D. Hoyer | K. Reinhart | U. Zwiener | T. Jochum | R. Bauer | B. Walter | H. Fritz | A. Torossian | O. Schlonski
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