1994
DOI: 10.3109/14767059409017265
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Cerebral Blood Flow and Metabolism in Ovine Fetuses During Asphyxia Resulting in Seizures

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“…In fact, in the sheep fetus cerebral blood flow matches the oxygen extraction in such a way that cerebral O 2 consumption remains constant until relatively severe degrees of hypoxaemia, such as those associated with an ascending aortic oxygen content of ca 2.2 ml dl −1 (Field et al 1990). In the sheep fetus, hypoxaemia below this level leads to a progressive fall in fetal cerebral oxygen consumption (Field et al 1990) and values persistently below ∼50 % of basal cerebral O 2 consumption result in cerebral damage, as evidenced by seizure activity (Ball et al 1994) and/or neuronal death (Gunn et al 1992; Parer, 1998).…”
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“…In fact, in the sheep fetus cerebral blood flow matches the oxygen extraction in such a way that cerebral O 2 consumption remains constant until relatively severe degrees of hypoxaemia, such as those associated with an ascending aortic oxygen content of ca 2.2 ml dl −1 (Field et al 1990). In the sheep fetus, hypoxaemia below this level leads to a progressive fall in fetal cerebral oxygen consumption (Field et al 1990) and values persistently below ∼50 % of basal cerebral O 2 consumption result in cerebral damage, as evidenced by seizure activity (Ball et al 1994) and/or neuronal death (Gunn et al 1992; Parer, 1998).…”
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