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The arterial flow rate in the three superficial groups of branches of the middle cerebral artery was determined angiocinematographically in 37 hemispheres of 24 patients. In 10 hemispheres of patients with cerebrovascular diseases the arterial flow rate in the corresponding group of branches was lowered to a statistically significant extent. The importance of the choice of contrast medium is emphasized and that used in our investigations, Angiografin, dealt with in more detail. The diagnostic value of conventional determination of cerebral circulation time from serial angiograms is questioned and compared with the results of angiocinematographic investigation.
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