Brain Tissue Pressure Gradients in Experimental Infarction Recorded by Multiple Wick-Type Transducers1

Cornells A. F. Tulleken,John S. Meyer,Erwin O. Ott,Jacob Abraham,Ronald F. Dodson

Brain Tissue Pressure Gradients in Experimental Infarction Recorded by Multiple Wick-Type Transducers1

1975

Cornells A. F. Tulleken
John S. Meyer
Erwin O. Ott
Jacob Abraham
Ronald F. Dodson

The wick catheter, applied to brain tissue pressure measurements by BROCK (1), appears to be a reliable device to measure the regional brain tissue pressure, based on our experience of implantation of about 150 wicks in 55 experimental animals.

Keywords:

Pressure measurement
Geology
Infarction
Cardiology
Catheter
Pressure gradient
Internal medicine
cerebral embolization
Biomedical engineering
Medicine
brain tissue

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