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Prolonged Cerebral Circulation Time Is the Best Parameter for Predicting Vasospasm during Initial CT Perfusion in Subarachnoid Hemorrhagic Patients

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Correlation between cerebral circulation time defined by CT perfusion and cerebral circulation time defined by digital subtraction angiography.

Correlation between (A) CT-CCTA2 and XA-CCTRA2; (B) CT-CCTA2 and XA-CCTLA2; (C) CT-CCTRM2 and XA-CCTRM2; and (D) CT-CCTLM2 and XA-CCTLM2. Y axis: CT-CCT, X axis: XA-CCT. CT-CCT: Cerebral circulation time defined by CT perfusion. XA-CCT: Cerebral circulation time defined by digital subtraction angiography. The subscripted abbreviations following CT-CCT and XA-CCT show different arterial ROIs used to calculate circulation time. RA2: second segment of right anterior cerebral artery; RM2: second segment of right-middle cerebral artery; LA2: second segment of left anterior cerebral artery; LM2: second segment of left-middle cerebral artery.

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doi: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0151772.g003