Prolonged hyperventilation can result in a rebound effect on cerebral flow when PaCO₂ is restored.

Name: Prolonged hyperventilation can result in a rebound effect on cerebral flow when PaCO₂ is restored.
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Prolonged hyperventilation can result in decreased PaCO₂, which causes cerebral vasoconstriction and reduced cerebral blood flow. When PaCO₂ is restored, there can be a rebound effect with increased cerebral blood flow and potential for edema and increased intracranial pressure.

Prolonged Hyperventilation Can Result in a Rebound Effect on Cerebral