The laser Doppler: a non-invasive measure of cochlear blood flow.

@article{Goodwin1984TheLD,
  title={The laser Doppler: a non-invasive measure of cochlear blood flow.},
  author={Paul C. Goodwin and Josef M. Miller and Harold A. Dengerink and John W. Wright and Alf Axelsson},
  journal={Acta oto-laryngologica},
  year={1984},
  volume={98 5-6},
  pages={
          403-12
        }
}

• Paul C. Goodwin, Josef M. Miller, +2 authors Alf Axelsson
• Published 1984 in Acta oto-laryngologica

The present investigation demonstrates the utility of the laser Doppler flowmeter to provide a measure of cochlear blood flow dynamics. Cochlear and cutaneous blood flow were compared with arterial blood pressure during and following exposure to Angiotensin II, 5% carbon monoxide, 100% oxygen, mannitol, and saline. The observations indicate that: 1) cochlear blood flow generally parallels cutaneous blood flow; however, 2) when cutaneous beds vasoconstrict (e.g., AII, alpha-agonists), cochlear… CONTINUE READING

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