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Cerebral Blood Flow Velocity Measurements by Transcranial Doppler During Postural Changes and Walking in Idiopathic Orthostatic Hypotension Kohji Matsushita 1 , Hirohumi Nakayama 1 , Hiroshi Moriwaki 1 , Yoshinari Isaka 1 , Keiichi Ashida 1 , Masatoshi Imaizumi 1 1Division of Cardiovascular Medicine, Osaka National Hosptial Keyword: transcranial Doppler , idiopathic orthostatic hypotension , postural changes , walking , cerebral autoregulatory response pp.1061-1066
Published Date 1991/11/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406900273

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Transcranial Doppler (TCD) was utilized to esti-mate the cerebral blood flow velocity during postur-al changes or walking in two patients with idiopath-ic orthostatic hypotension (IOH). The probe of TCD was attached tightly to the temporal skull with a headband to measure the flow volocity of middle cerebral artery (MCA) . The patients' postures were altered passively by a tilting table or actively bystanding up or walking with their own feet. The TCD study clearly demonstrated a complete loss of autoregulation in Case 2 and an incomplete impair-ment of autoregulation in Case 1. In both patients, the blood pressure dropped markedly at a standing position, and MCA flow velocity decreased accord-ingly resulting in manifestation of dizziness. In Case 1, the blood pressure was elevated during walking, and MCA flow velocity increased leading to the improvement of ischemic symptoms. In Case 2, the TCD study was repeated after administration of fluorohydrocortisone, a mineralcorticoid agent,which ameliorated clinical symptoms. The results, however, indicated no improvement of autor-egulatory response. The amelioration of symptoms was attributable to the elevation of blood pressure levels. Our study indicates the capability of TCD to estimate cerebral blood flow alteration during pos-tural changes or walking. The TCD appears to be useful for evaluating the autoregulatory response and effectiveness of therapy in patients with orthos-tatism, like IOH.


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