Reference
- Bloor R. M., Fricker J., Hellinger F., Nishioka H., McCutchen J. A study of cerebrospinal fluid oxygen tension. Arch. Neurol. 1961; 4: 37–46, (Chic.)
- Chance B., Cohen P., Jobsis F., Schoener B. Intracellular oxidation reduction statein vivo. Science 1962; 137: 499–508
- Clark L. C., Misrahy G., Fox R. P. Chronically implanted polarographic electrodes. J. Appl. Physiol. 1958; 13: 85–91
- Coffman J. D., Gregg D. E. Oxygen metabolism and oxygen debt repayment after myocardial ischemia. Amer. J. Physiol. 1961; 201: 881–887
- Cross B. A., Silver I. A. Some factors affecting oxygen tension in the brain and other organs. Proc. Roy. Soc. Med. 1962; 156: 483–499
- Davies P. W., Brink F. Microelectrodes for measuring local oxygen tension in animal tissue. The Review of Scientific Instruments 1942; 13: 524–533
- Denny-Brown D., Meyer D. S. The cerebral collateral circulation. Neurology 1957; 7: 567–579
- Fales J. T., Heisey S. R., Zierler K. L. Blood flow from and oxygen uptake by muscle during and after partial venous occlusion. Amer. J. Physiol. 1962; 203: 470–474
- Geiger A. Correlation of brain metabolism and function by the use of a brain perfusion methodin. situ. Physiol. Rev. 1958; 38: 1–20
- Hirsch H., Gleichmann A., Kristen H., Magazinovic V. Über die Beziehungzwischen O2-Aufnahme des Gehirns and O2-Druck im Sinusblut des Gehirns bei uneingeschänkter und eingeschräsnkter Durchblutung. Pfluegers Arch. Ges. Physiol. 1961; 273: 213–222
- Honrubia V., Johnstone B. M., Butler R. A., Fernandez C. Maintenance of cochlear potentials during anoxia. Fed. Proc. 1962; 21: 343
- Kety S. S. Cerebral circulation. Symposium on circulation and homeostasis. Medical Science Publication, 1953; 180–195, No. 3
- Koide Y., Konno M., Morimoto M. Studies on the oxigraphic measurement of the oxygen tension in the labyrinth. Ann. Otol. 1968; 67: 348–359
- Lambertsen C. J. Bard's Medical Physiology11th Edition. C. V. Mosby Co., St Louis 1961; 652
- Meyer J. S., Gotoh F., Tasaki Y., Hamaguchi K., Ishikawa S., Nouailhat F., Symon L. Regional cerebral blood flow and metabolismin vivo. Arch Neurol. 1962; 7: 560–581
- Meyer J. S., Gotoh F. Interaction of cerebral hemodynamics and metabolism. Neurology 1961; 11: 46–65
- Meyer J. S., Fang H. C., Denny-Brown D. Polarographic study of cerebral circulation. Arch. Neurol. Psychiat. 1954; 72: 296–312
- Misrahy E. W., Shinabarger E. W., Arnold J. E. Changes in cochlear endo-lymphatic oxygen availability, action potential, and microphonics during and following asphyxia, hypoxia and exposure to loud sounds. J. Acoust. Soc. Amer. 1968; 30: 701–704
- Misrahy G. A., Hildreth M. K., Shinabarger E. W., Clark L. C., Rice A. E. Endolymphatic oxygen tension in the cochlea of the guinea pig. Ibid. 1958; 247–250
- Misrahy G. A., De Jonge B. R., Shinabarger E. W., Arnold J. E. Effects of localized hypoxia in the electrophysiological activity of the cochlea of the guinea pig. Ibid. 1958; 705–709
- Perlman H. B., Tsunoo M., Spence A. Cochlear blood flow and function: Effect of pressor agents. Acta Otolaryng. 1963; 56: 587–598, (Stockh.)
- Reivich M. Arterial PCO2 and cerebral hemodynamics. Amer. J. Physiol. 1964; 206: 25–35
- Sayen J. J., Sheldon W. F., Pierce G., Kuo P. T. Polarographic O2 the epicardial electrocardiogram and muscle contraction in experimental acute regional ischemia of the left ventricle. Circulat. Res. 1958; 6: 779–798
- Stainsby W. N., Otis A. B. Blood flow, blood oxygen tension, oxygen uptake, and oxygen transport in skeletal muscle. Amer. J. Physiol. 1964; 206: 858–866
- Thews G. Implications and pathology of oxygen diffusion at the capillary level. Selective Vulnerability of the Brain in Hypoxaemia. F. A. Davis Co., Philadelphia 1963; 27–35
- Tsunoo M., Perlman H. B. Venous obstruction of the cochlea, blood flow and function. Acta Otolaryng. 1964; 58: 127–138, Stockh.