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[Changes in local cerebral circulation during the slow development and regression of intracranial hypertension (experimental study)].

Local cerebral blood flow and local vascular reactivity in various brain areas close to and at a distance from the focus of compression were studied in experiments on rabbits with slowly increasing intracranial hypertension and after removal of the focus limiting the intracranial space. General regularities of changes in local blood flow and vascular reactivity corresponding to the stages of the development of intracranial hypertension and in the first 10 days after removal of the focus of intracranial compression was revealed.