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Stroke, Vol 11, 180-183, Copyright © 1980 by American Heart Association

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Cerebral venous pressure during actively induced hypertension and hypercapnia in cats

L Auer, B Johansson and ET MacKenzie

Superior sagittal sinus pressure, intracranial pressure and arterial pressure were recorded in an experimental series on 10 cats. During drug-induced, severe, acute arterial hypertension and parallel hypercapnia, venous pressure could exceed intracranial pressure in both the supra- and infratentorial compartment. From these data it is concluded that cerebral venous pressure during acute arterial hypertension may contribute to protein extravasation at the postcapillary-venular level.

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