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- Fig 1.
ROIs on a SPECT image of the cerebellum.
- Fig 2.
SPECT images obtained in patient 1 show severe cerebellar hypoperfusion (arrows) in both the acute (top row) and subacute (middle row) stages. This patient had SSS scores of 13 at admission and 38 at 60 days after onset. MR images (bottom row) obtained at 32 days show a large infarct in the left hemisphere.
- Fig 3.
SPECT images obtained in patient 13 show cerebellar hypoperfusion (arrows) in both the acute (top row) and subacute (middle row) stages. This patient had SSS scores of 22 at admission and 55 at 60 days after onset. MR images (bottom row) obtained at 58 days show an infarct in the right basal ganglia and frontal lobe.
- Fig 4.
Relationships between the AI in the subacute stage and neurologic state. No significant (N.S.) correlations between the AI in the subacute stage and SSS score at admission were found (top left). AI in the subacute stage was significantly associated with the final SSS score at 60 days (top right), the final BI score at 60 days (bottom left), and the RI (bottom right), as the results of the nonparametric Spearman rank test indicate.
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Patient No./Age (y)/Sex MCA Side Infarct AI SSS RI BI at 60 Days Mechanism* Topography† Acute At 60 Days 1/78/F L E F, T, P, d 13.6 13 38 55.5 63 2/72/M L E F, T, P 13.3 16 37 26.2 54 3/60/M R E F, T, P 11.9 24 41 50.0 48 4/64/M L E F, T, P, d 10.6 18 61 32.5 42 5/81/M L A T, P 10.0 20 65 39.5 43 6/67/F L E F, T, P 10.0 16 67 26.2 71 7/88/M R E F, T, P 9.6 33 43 40.0 66 8/75/M R E P 9.5 32 34 7.7 55 9/77/M L E F, d 7.3 24 54 88.2 87 10/59/F R E d 5.9 36 58 100 100 11/81/M L A P, d 5.7 9 54 91.8 86 12/81/M L E T, d 5.5 12 58 100 90 13/67/F R E F, d 4.4 22 55 91.7 95 14/72/M L A P, d 2.1 8 44 72.0 95 15/82/M L E d 1.2 28 54 86.7 95 * A indicates atherothrombotic; E, embolic.
† d indicates deep MCA territory; F, frontal; P, parietal; T, temporal.
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