The Triple Rule-Out for Acute Ischemic Stroke: Imaging the Brain, Carotid Arteries, Aorta, and Heart

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  Online Table 1: The mean CNR in all measured coronary artery segments
  
  Online Table 2: Optimal cardiac reconstruction phases
  
  Online Figure 1: Diagram of the coronary artery tree. The following 10 coronary artery segments were assessed for image quality: the proximal RCA, mid-RCA, distal RCA, the LM, proximal LAD, mid-LAD, distal LAD, proximal LCX, mid-LCX, and distal LCX. In these segments, the CNRs were also calculated, along with the following arteries: the 1st Diag, first IOM, RAV or LAV, and PDA.
  
  Online Figure 2: Mean attenuation of the major neck arteries. The intraluminal mean attenuation level is shown in bold (center value), with 1 SD above and below.
  
  Online Figure 3: Mean attenuation in the major coronary arteries. The intraluminal mean attenuation level is shown in bold (center value), with 1 SD above and below.
  
  Online Figure 4: Mean attenuation level in the 4 cardiac chambers. The mean attenuation level for each cardiac chamber is shown in bold (center value), with 1 SD above and below.