hyperemia
The unanticipated interaction of angiotensin II and isoflurane producing a sustained cerebral hyperemia suggests that previous studies that used angiotensin II to support MABP during isoflurane may have reported the effects of angiotensin II in addition to or rather than the effects of isoflurane.
The unanticipated interaction of <span class="gene" id="15815331-10-33-47">angiotensin II</span> and isoflurane producing a sustained cerebral <span class="disease" id="15815331-10-94-103">hyperemia</span> suggests that previous studies that used <span class="gene" id="15815331-10-145-159">angiotensin II</span> to support MABP during isoflurane may have reported the effects of <span class="gene" id="15815331-10-227-241">angiotensin II</span> in addition to or rather than the effects of isoflurane.