Cerebral Glucose Utilization: Local Changes During and After Recovery from Spreading Cortical Depression
Mami Shinohara, Beth Dollinger, G.M. Brown, Stanley Isaac Rapoport, Louis Sokoloff
Abstract
Mami Shinohara, Beth Dollinger, G.M. Brown, Stanley Isaac Rapoport, Louis Sokoloff
Abstract
Cerebral glucose utilization is markedly increased in most areas of the cerebral cortex and reduced in many subcortical structures during spreading cortical depression. During recovery, cortical glucose utilization is still elevated, but the increased metabolic activity is distributed in columns running perpendicularly through the cortex.
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Cerebral glucose utilization is markedly increased in most areas of the cerebral cortex and reduced in many subcortical structures during spreading cortical depression. During recovery, cortical glucose utilization is still elevated, but the increased metabolic activity is distributed in columns running perpendicularly through the cortex.
Key concepts: Cortical spreading depression, Cerebral cortex, Cortex (anatomy), Depression (economics), Cortical neurons, Neuroscience, Internal medicine, Chemistry