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. 2009 Mar 9;587(Pt 9):2033–2047. doi: 10.1113/jphysiol.2009.166983

Figure 2. Relationships of cerebral blood flow, cortical tissue PO2, and ECoG state.

Figure 2

Recording of 100 min in the 135 ± 1 days gestation sheep fetus, illustrating relationships of LD-CBF and cortical tInline graphic (Torr) to the ECoG state (μV) and ECOG frequency (Hz) (same fetus as Fig. 1). Noteworthy are the temporal relationships among the onset of LVHF ECoG activity with a decline in cortical tInline graphic, and increase in LD-CBF. Arrows indicate change in ECoG state.