Synchronous assessment of CSF and cerebral arteriovenous flow interactions across ultra-low, low, respiratory, and cardiac frequencies using real-time phase-contrast MRI.

Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) oscillations are traditionally viewed as passive responses to cardiac-driven cerebral blood volume (CBV) fluctuations. However, the origins of their respiratory, low-, and ultra-low-frequency components remain unclear. This…

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