Cerebrovascular reactivity remains intact after cortical depolarization in newborn piglets (Q48187613)

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Cerebrovascular reactivity remains intact after cortical depolarization in newborn piglets (English)

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Domoki F

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Veltkamp R

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Bari F

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Louis TM

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Busija DW

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English

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1 June 1999

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Pediatric Research

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834-837

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Effects of Ischemia on Cerebral Arteriolar Dilation to Arterial Hypoxia in Piglets

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1064216752

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