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Ultralow frequency vaso-oscillations in human cerebral arteries are independent from Mayer waves

2026-06-11

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This study tests the hypothesis that vasomotion, an ∼ 0.1 Hz oscillation in arteriole diameter, is generated by intrinsic oscillations within the arterioles that perfuse the brain, and not by external drive from systemic blood pressure oscillations (Mayer waves). During cardio-pulmonary bypass that transiently eliminated systemic blood pressure oscillations in 14 patients, we observed that vasomotor oscillations p...

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395fba2f-9b60-56f5-b844-1630b7c1b99e
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10.64898/2026.06.09.731141
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