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- FIG 1.
“Ghost core” infarct volumes (baseline CTP core volume – 24-hour infarct volume) in the 77 patients who had a baseline CTP rCBF >30% volume that was larger than 24-hour final infarct volume. To be considered a “ghost core” in the current analysis, this difference in volumes had to be >10 mL. Individual patient (blue dot). Median “ghost core” volume was 0.4 mL (black horizontal line).
- FIG 2.
mRS at 90 days in patients with and without ghost infarct core >10 mL (ie, CBF <30% infarct core at baseline minus infarct volume at 24 hours >10 mL). mRS categories are shown in ascending order from left to right. Note that 4.3%, 0% and 0% patients achieved mRS 4, 5 and 6 respectively in the lower bar.
