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Cerebral vasospasm: a theoretical relationship between systolic thrust and pia-arachnoid fibers
Neurosurgery
|October 1, 1986
Abstract:
It is postulated that the repetitive thrust of a sensitized blood vessel, at the peak of systole, against a taut pia-arachnoid fiber may produce or accentuate vasospasm.
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