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For determination of a rough planimetric estimate of ventricular size, the mCMI is calculated by measuring the maximal ventricular body width and dividing it by the maximal intracranial width measured from the same axial T2-weighted section.
- Fig 2.
3D rendering images of the averaged ventricular system and the superficial sulcal CSF segments are illustrated in the MNI space. Image axis represents the MNI coordinates. A, The mean ventricular system of patients with aSAH (n = 76) shown on the left side and control subjects (n = 30) shown on the right side, cranial and lateral views. B, The mean superficial CSF segments of patients with aSAH (n = 76) shown on the left side and control subjects (n = 30) shown on the right side, cranial and lateral views.
- Fig 3.
CSF/ICV ratios in relationship to the age of the patient and control subjects. The mean CSF/ICV ratios with ± SD are demonstrated in 3 age groups: young patients (< 45 years), middle-aged patients (45–65 years) and elderly patients (> 65 years).
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