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DRUG TREATMENT OF EPILEPSY
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Cerebrovascular DiseasePharmacotherapyBrain CirculationNeurovascular DiseaseCerebral Vascular RegulationIntracranial PressureNeurologyNeuropathologyAtherosclerosisRegional Blood FlowPsychoactive DrugMedicineBlood VolumeTreatment OptionNeuropharmacologyCerebral Blood FlowPharmacologyIschemic StrokeNeuroscienceDrug TherapyStrokeDrug Discovery
Book reviews cerebral blood flow but it is then hardly enough to state that it is an impression that regional blood flow and blood volume are diminished in patients with cerebrovascular insufficiency and headaches.His claim that such measurements have 'considerable clinical usefulness' is not convincingly sustained.Welch and Meyer, in a very adequate description of disordered cerebral metabolism following ischaemia are more cautious, and it is clear that both such studies, valuable though they are, will remain in the research laboratory for some time to come.Miller Fisher's account of the anatomy and pathology of cerebrovascular disease is, as anticipated,