cerebral blood flow

What Factors Affect CBF in Neonates?

Several factors influence CBF in neonates, including:
- Blood Pressure
- Arterial Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide levels
- Blood viscosity
- Vascular resistance
- Intracranial pressure
A delicate balance of these factors is essential to maintain adequate cerebral perfusion.

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