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Old 26th May 2006, 12:07   #31 (permalink)
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Re: Ox Tox

Quote: (Originally Posted by dteubner)
Pete,

This is not a consensus view, it is pretty basic physiology.

Variations in whole body oxygen use occur because of variations in O2 use by skeletal muscle. There is NO real variation in use by the CNS. The blood which goes to the CNS does not go through skeletal muscle first, it goes straight to the brain from the lungs.

Your gut feeling is wrong, I'm afraid.
Well it was a nice idea. I'll stick to a set of tables with PPO2 down one side and time on the other!

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