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\'a ahoog'es constitute a significant part of human's diseases and their rate tera o mcrease Nurnros i ;a1o of brain blood flow in a normal condition and in a pathological one has created a n' brnch of rodein Cicir.angioneurology. It combines th information on brain agioarchtecture arid on blooci supoly in a norma condton aria n a paLhologic& one. Investigations of a disease s deve opment constitute an imporart p obiem of oden 11 eu 1cm e.Cerebrum b1oo ipp1y is regulated by arterial inflow and venous outtiow but, unortunatey n LhC !iferatrc avaiabk artera and veois beds are considered separately. This causes an onesided intrpretatio of atLrosc1erotica1 an C U .acr) ce1aiopathies. As arterial inflow and veno s outflow are interrelated, t sems m be expedient to erfom a coIpc\' es rraion ot arteriovenous interactiofls, prove a correlation dependence connection between t e beds and flnd