Abstract
Diffuse correlation spectroscopy is used to monitor cerebral blood flow changes at the hyper-acute phase of ischemic stroke (1) detecting local hemodynamic changes due to recanalization and (2) in cerebrovascular response to orthostatic challenges.
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