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We have recently demonstrated, using MRI measurements, that normotensive hypovolaemia (NTH) is associated with correlated decreases in cerebral blood volume flow (CBVF) and cardiac output (CO). This is in disagreement with previous studies using trans-cranial Doppler measurements.

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0918. Grey matter perfusion is preserved during normotensive hypovolaemia, despite reductions in total cerebral blood flow: evidence of local, pressure independent, intra-cerebral vascular autoregulatory response