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Effects of a contusion injury on spinal cord blood flow in the sheep

The effect of experimental trauma on the blood flow in the central (essentially gray matter) and peripheral (essentially white matter) regions of the sheep's spinal cord was studied using a radioactive microsphere technique. In seven out of eight animals, a progressive fall in blood flow occurr...

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Published in:	Spine (Philadelphia, Pa. 1976) Pa. 1976), 1984-10, Vol.9 (7), p.676-680
Main Authors:	Yeo, J D, Hales, J R, Stabback, S, Bradley, S, Fawcett, A A, Kearns, R
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Subjects:	Animals Blood Pressure Contusions - physiopathology Female Microspheres Radioisotopes Regional Blood Flow Sheep Spinal Cord - blood supply Spinal Cord Injuries - physiopathology Time Factors Vascular Resistance
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