Neuronal deactivation explains decreased cerebellar blood flow in response to focal cerebral ischemia or suppressed neocortical function

Keyphrases

• Deactivation 100%
• Blood Flow 100%
• Focal Cerebral Ischemia 100%
• Cortical Function 100%
• Neuronal Activity 28%
• Cerebellar Cortex 28%
• Purkinje Cell 28%
• Activity Flow 28%
• Blood Metabolism 28%
• Excitatory Input 28%
• Spiking Activity 28%
• Electrical Activity 28%
• Diaschisis 28%
• Cerebellar Diaschisis 28%
• Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging 14%
• Neuronal Excitability 14%
• Brain Regions 14%
• Am(III) 14%
• Spreading Depression 14%
• Vascular Reactivity 14%
• Cerebral Cortex 14%
• Small Changes 14%
• Neuroimaging Studies 14%
• Frontal Cortex 14%
• Pathological Conditions 14%
• Tetrodotoxin 14%
• Neuroimaging Techniques 14%
• Complete Recovery 14%
• Ablation 14%
• Cell Activity 14%
• Human Neuroimaging 14%
• Hemodynamic Signal 14%
• Cerebellar Function 14%
• Acute Brain Damage 14%

Neuroscience

• Metabolic Pathway 100%
• Neuronal Activity 100%
• Cerebellar Cortex 100%
• Purkinje Cell 100%
• Brain Ischemia 100%
• Neuronal Excitability 50%
• Cerebral Cortex 50%
• Spreading Cortical Depression 50%
• Brain Injury 50%
• Functional Neuroimaging 50%
• Frontal Lobe 50%
• Tetrodotoxin 50%
• Cell Activity 50%