Predictive Value of Pooled Cerebral Blood Volume Mapping for Final Infarct Volume in Patients with Major Artery Occlusions. A Retrospective Analysis.
Lauma AvaJoachim BerkefeldArne LauerAlexander SeilerWaltraud PfeilschifterMonika Müller-EschnerSe-Jong YouStefan WeidauerUlrich PilatusMarlies WagnerPublished in: Clinical neuroradiology (2017)
The PBV data are useful to expeditiously exclude infarct growth and estimate collateral status prior to thrombectomy after a longer interval between initial multislice CT magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and intervention. However, because of overestimating final infarct in 25% of patients, PBV data presuming large infarct should not be used as the only basis for excluding patients from effective stroke treatment at this point in time.
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