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Cerebral Blood Flow Stimulation

Meaning

Cerebral blood flow stimulation is a physiological or interventional process intentionally designed to increase the volume of blood delivered to the brain’s microvasculature over a given period. This deliberate augmentation of cerebral perfusion is sought to enhance nutrient and oxygen supply, supporting heightened metabolic activity and neuronal resilience. Clinical applications target improved cognitive function, including executive processing and memory retrieval, particularly in contexts of aging or compromised circulation. Effective stimulation helps maintain the brain’s energy demands for sustained mental performance.