Erythrocyte Velocity and a Velocity Pulse in Minute Blood Vessels on the Surface of the Mouse Brain
Erythrocyte Velocity and a Velocity Pulse in Minute Blood Vessels on the Surface of the Mouse Brain
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小鼠大脑表面微小血管中的红细胞速度和速度脉冲
DOI:
10.1161/01.res.24.6.887
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发表时间:
1969
影响因子:
20.1
通讯作者:
W. Rosenblum
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作者:
W. Rosenblum
High-speed microcinematography of vessels in the subarachnoid space of the anesthetized mouse was used to measure the velocity of erythrocytes in arterioles and venules less than 30μ in diameter. Within arterioles the velocity averaged 3.5 mm/sec, while in venules an average value of 1.9 mm/sec was obtained. A rhythmic alteration in velocity was often observed in the arterioles and was seen occasionally in venules. This cyclical change in velocity was termed the “velocity pulse.” The frequency of the velocity pulse was virtually identical to that of the peripheral pulse and is believed to result from a propagation of that pulse into the microcirculation. The velocity pulse was not recognizable in vessels 5μ to 10μ wide. In vessels 10μ, to 30μ, in diameter, the velocity pulse was not accompanied by changes in the width of the vessels.