Stimulation-induced increases in cerebral blood flow and local capillary vasoconstriction depend on conducted vascular responses
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Changsi Cai | Birger Brodin | M. Lauritzen | Changsi Cai | B. Brodin | Bodil Gesslein | Jonas C. Fordsmann | Sofie H. Jensen | Bodil Gesslein | Micael Lønstrup | Bjørn O. Hald | Stefan A. Zambach | Martin J. Lauritzen | J. Fordsmann | B. Hald | Micael Lønstrup | S. Zambach | S. H. Jensen
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