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Variable Hemisphere Contralateral Ipsilateral CBF (mL/100g/min) 43.0 ±7.5 55.0 ±8.8 CMRO2 (mL/100g/min) 3.29 ±0.48* 4.01 ±0.34 OEF (%) 45.4 ±5.5* 43.3 ±5.0 CBV (mL/100g) 3.20 ±0.60* 3.72 ±0.56 CBF change (mL/100g/min) 24.9 ±10.6† 28.7 ±10.2 CBF change (%) 60.6 ±23.6 54.4 ±22.6
Note.—Values are the mean ± SD. CBF signifies cerebral blood flow; CMRO2, cerebral metabolic rate of oxygen; OEF, oxygen extraction fraction; CBV, cerebral blood volume; CBF change, the change of CBF during acetazolamide administration.
* P < .005 versus corresponding value in the contralateral cortex (Wilcoxon signed-rank test).
† P < .05.