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A comparison of cerebral blood flow and EEG spectra in global forebrain ischemia

Computer based EEG analysis was carried to assess the degree of cerebral injury due to surging blood supply after global forebrain ischemia. The results suggest loss of fast activity of EEG and normal background rhythms. The recovery rate of each frequency after reperfusion injury was faster in slow waves than in fast ones.