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C. Staehr

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Microcirculatory dysfunction associates with neurovascular uncoupling in peri-ischemic brain regions after ischemic stroke

C. Staehr, J. T. Giblin, E. Gutierrez-Jimenez, H. Guldbrandsen, J. Tang, S. L. Sandow, D. A. Boas, V. V. Matchkov

This study shows that arterial occlusion in mice leads to pericyte constriction and microcirculatory failure in peri-ischemic brain regions, impairing neurovascular coupling after reperfusion.

bioRxiv · Aug 26, 2022Physiology