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The bulletin of the Yamaguchi Medical School Volume 39 Issue 1-2
published_at 1992-06

Evaluation of Cerebral Reserve Capacity with Acetazolamide Test on Internal Carotid Occlusive Lesions

Evaluation of Cerebral Reserve Capacity with Acetazolamide Test on Internal Carotid Occlusive Lesions
Hayashi Masaaki
Eguchi Yuuki
Uranaka Manabu
Abiko Seisho
Ito Haruhide
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Cerebral blood flow and cerebral vascular reserve were measured using a stable xenon enhanced computed tomography (Xe-CT) with acetazolamide test. Five normal male adults and ten male patients with occlusive lesion of internal carotid artery were studied. Vascular reserve was 18±13ml/100g/min in the normalcontrol, and 10±10ml/100g/min in the affected side of the patients. Vascular reserve tended to be lower in the affected side than in the normal control. In the patient with “steal phenomenon”, vascular reserve increased after the bypass surgery. Xe-CT with the acetazolamide test is useful to identify candidates for bypass surgery.
Creator Keywords
Cerebral vascular reserve
Cerebral blood flow
Acetazolamide
Cerebral ischemia