Table 1:

CTP-derived venous outflow parameters in SCI and injury^{^a}

		Striatocapsular Fate	Mean (SD)	P Value
SCI (n = 90)
ΔTTP (sec)	Thalamostriate vein	Viable	0.786 (2.1)	.010
	Thalamostriate vein	Infarcted	1.954 (1.8)
	Internal cerebral vein	Viable	0.853 (1.5)	.327
	Internal cerebral vein	Infarcted	1.12 (1.1)
Relative enhancement	Thalamostriate vein	Viable	–0.1 (0.5)	.643
	Thalamostriate vein	Infarcted	–0.04 (0.5)
	Internal cerebral vein	Viable	0.13 (0.3)	.634
	Internal cerebral vein	Infarcted	0.17 (0.3)
SCInj (n = 116)
ΔTTP (sec)	Thalamostriate vein	Viable	0.786 (2.1)	.014
	Thalamostriate vein	Injured	1.953 (2.2)
	Internal cerebral vein	Viable	0.853 (1.5)	.315
	Internal cerebral vein	Injured	1.101 (1)
Relative enhancement	Thalamostriate vein	Viable	–0.1 (0.5)	.479
	Thalamostriate vein	Injured	–0.5 (0.13)
	Internal cerebral vein	Viable	0.13 (0.3)	.620
	Internal cerebral vein	Injured	0.17 (0.3)

↵a SCI indicates infarction in either the caudate head, caudate body, lentiform nucleus, or internal capsule. All CTP-derived venous outflow parameters were normally distributed using the Kolmogorov-Smirnov test, with the exception of thalamostriate vein relative enhancement.