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. 2012 Jul 27;2(1):36–44. doi: 10.1159/000341399

Table 2.

Imaging studies results

Patient No. DWI infarction location HR-MRI results (time of scanning after stroke onset) Other atherosclerotic vascular lesion
1 R corona radiata No evidence of atheromatous plaque (4 days) No
2 L corona radiata No evidence of atheromatous plaque (2 days) No
3 L basal ganglia No evidence of atheromatous plaque (5 days) No
4 L internal capsule Atherosclerotic plaque at ventral aspect of L MCA, with enhancement (2 days) No
5 L basal ganglia Atherosclerotic plaque at ventral portion of L MCA, with enhancement (7 days) Moderate narrowing at BA
6 R corona radiata Atherosclerotic plaque at superior portion of R MCA, with enhancement (3 days) No
7 R pons, isolated No evidence of atheromatous plaque (5 days) No
8 L pons, isolated No evidence of atheromatous plaque (2 days) No
9 R pons, extended to basal surface No evidence of atheromatous plaque (2 days) Focal stenosis in L ACA, R superior division of MCA
10 R pons, extended to basal surface Atherosclerotic plaque at ventrolateral aspect of BA, with enhancement (15 days) No
11 R pons, extended to basal surface Atherosclerotic plaque at ventrolateral aspect of BA, with enhancement (5 days) No
12 L pons, extended to basal surface Atherosclerotic plaque at lateral aspect of BA, with enhancement (2 days) Focal stenosis in both distal ICA
13 L pons, extended to basal surface Atherosclerotic plaque at ventrolateral aspect of BA, with enhancement (3 days) Focal severe stenosis of both ophthalmic segments of ICA, focal stenosis of R PCA orifice and L distal PCA
14 L pons, extended to basal surface Atherosclerotic plaque at lateral aspect of BA, with enhancement (4 days) Atherosclerotic luminal narrowing in R ICA, R PCA
15 L pons, extended to basal surface Atherosclerotic plaque at lateral aspect of BA, with enhancement (4 days) Focal luminal narrowing in R proximal MCA, focal luminal narrowing in the distal PCA

DWI = Diffusion-weighted imaging; R = right; L = left; ICA = internal carotid artery; PCA = posterior cerebral artery.