Cerebrovascular reactivity changes in acute concussion: a controlled cohort study
Quantitative Imaging In Medicine And SurgeryPeer ReviewedRunrun Wang +82021Journals
Evidence suggests that cerebrovascular reactivity (CVR) increases within the first week after the incidence of concussion, indicating a disruption of normal autoregulation. We sought to extend these findings by investigating the effects of acute concussion on the speed of CVR response and by visualizing global and regional impairments in individual patients with acute concussion.
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