Table 2. Location of lesions and etiology by patient.

Patient ID	Etiology	Location of lesions
P1	Traumatic Brain Injury	Multiple intracranial bleeds, in the form of diffuse supra-tentorial subarachnoid hemorrhage, fine subdural hematomas (4 mm), small hemoventriculus in the occipital horns of the lateral ventricles, and possible right temporo-polar contusion.
P2	Hemorrhagic stroke	Fisher IV subarachnoid hemorrhage with signs of hydrocephalus associated with a 3.7x3.4mm intracranial aneurysm of the right carotid terminal.
P3	Cerebral anoxia	Sequelae of severe anoxia affecting bilateral temporal, insular, hippocampal and anterior cingulate cortices and ganglia.
P4	Traumatic Brain Injury	Two diffuse hemorrhagic axonal lesions, one right thalamic and the other mesencephalic. Minimal hemoventriculus within the posterior horn of the right lateral ventricle.
P5	Traumatic Brain Injury	Left frontal subarachnoid hemorrhage with flooding of the homolateral lateral ventricle. Subdural hematoma in the cerebellar tent on the right.
P6	Hemorrhagic stroke	Large intraparenchymal hemorrhage in the posterior fossa centered on the left, associated with filling of the basal cisterns without signs of involvement. Extensive intraventricular hemorrhage without evidence of hydrocephalus.
P7	Hemorrhagic stroke	Fisher IV subarachnoid hemorrhage with cisternal component, on a ruptured 6x5mm aneurysm of the right anterior cerebral artery. Second aneurysm in the right middle cerebral artery with no signs of rupture. Signs of significant intracranial hypertension with the beginnings of falcoral and uncal engagements on the right. Subcutaneous hematoma on the right with convex right subdural hematoma blade.
P8	Ischemic stroke	Partial constitution of homolateral fronto-insular ischemic stroke in the deep and superficial territories of the middle cerebral artery, without hemorrhagic transformation.
P9	Hemorrhagic stroke	Hemorrhagic stroke with hyperacute, acute and subacute component of the deep territory of the left middle cerebral artery, resulting in the formation of a large left temporal hematoma, without underlying arteriovenous malformation or aneurysm.
P10	Ischemic stroke	Acute left pontine ischemic stroke (core: 1.5 mL) and punctiform right posterior parietal subcortical.
P11	Traumatic Brain Injury	Multiple small diffuse linear hyperdensities of subarachnoid locations associated with hemoventriculia of the occipital horn of the right lateral ventricle. Left insular hemorrhagic axonal lesion.
P12	Ischemic stroke	Stroke constituted mainly in the right deep sylvian territory, with a minimal hemorrhagic component at this level as well as in the central sulcus.
P13	Traumatic Brain Injury	Acute left convex subdural hematoma with active bleeding and significant mass effect. Co-associated intra-parenchymal and subarachnoid components.
P14	Hemorrhagic stroke	Ruptured anterior communicating artery aneurysm with panventricular hemorrhagic suffusion (as well as Magendie's and Luschka's foramen), cerebellopontine and optochiasmatic angle cistern, and right sylvian valley, and right frontal communicating intraparenchymal hemorrhage with third ventricle.
P15	Ischemic stroke	Acute ischemic injury with intracerebral hemorrhage type 1 suffusion of the right posterior cerebral territory.
P16	Ischemic stroke	Acute ischemic stroke lenticular, corona radiata and left caudate nucleus body.
P17	Meningoencephalitis	Examination morphologically within the norm for age.