Background and objective: Oxygen is carried to the brain by blood flow through generations
of vessels across a wide range of length scales. This multi-scale nature of blood flow and …

Dynamic cerebral autoregulation (dCA) is the mechanism that describes how the brain
maintains cerebral blood flow approximately constant in response to short‐term changes in …

Objective. The cerebral vasculature is formed of an intricate network of blood vessels over
many different length scales. Changes in their structure and connection are implicated in …

Microcirculation is a key area of interest within the realms of biology and medicine. As a vital
discipline, microcirculatory biology forms a significant part of established medical fields like …

The cerebral microcirculation is a highly complex interconnected network of vessels that
cover a wide range of length scales and respond over a wide range of time scales. It plays a …

A healthy brain possesses an intrinsic collection of mechanisms, known as dynamic cerebral
autoregulation, that allow it to withstand physiological disturbances and maintain a sufficient …

The complex nature of the human brain, with its intricate organic structure and multiscale
spatio-temporal characteristics ranging from synapses to the entire brain, presents a major …

Abstract Annually, over 350,000 people experience cardiac arrest, but only a mere 10% of
them manage to survive. Cardiac arrest is a medical emergency that greatly reduces blood …