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Lateralized cerebral arterial blood flow and blood pressure adaptations to short-term head-down tilt: a 4D flow MRI study with cognitive function assessment
Lateralized cerebral arterial blood flow and blood pressure adaptations to short-term head-down tilt: a 4D flow MRI study with cognitive function assessment
- “A new study reveals vessel-specific, lateralized adaptation of cerebral arterial inflow during 7-day simulated microgravity and 5-day recovery, with anterior circulation more responsive to posture-induced fluid shifts. Researchers established the temporal dynamics of cerebral blood flow changes, which provides solutions to solve cerebrovascular readaptation assessment problems and lay a foundation for the construction of astronaut recovery monitoring system.”
- Military Medical Research (2026)
DOI: 10.1016/j.mmr.2026.100048
Accepted:16 June 2026
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