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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Apr 14.
Published in final edited form as: Stroke. 2012 Apr 3;43(6):1556–1560. doi: 10.1161/STROKEAHA.111.644971

Table 3.

Yield of Multimodal MRI for the Detection of Ischemic Lesions in the Subgroup of Patients With a Discharge Diagnosis of Definite or Possible TIA

Definite and Possible TIA All Patients
(n=69)
DWI+MTT
(n=51)
DWI+TMax
(n=51)
DWI+ASL
(n=57)
DWI+TMax+MTT+ASL
(n=40)
DWI+, no. (%) 25 (36%) 18 (35%) 18 (35%) 23 (40%) 16 (40%)
Perfusion+, no. (%) 29 (42%)   7 (14%) 20 (39%) 20 (35%) 21 (53%)
DWI+ and perfusion+, no. (%) 15 (22%)   5 (10%) 11 (22%) 13 (23%) 12 (30%)
DWI− and perfusion+, no. (%) 14 (20%)   2 (4%)   9 (18%)   7 (12%)   9 (23%)
DWI+ and perfusion−, no. (%) 10 (14%) 13 (25%)   7 (14%) 10 (18%)   4 (10%)
DWI+ and/or perfusion+ 39 (57%) 20 (39%) 27 (53%) 30 (53%) 25 (63%)

TIA indicates transient ischemic attack; DWI, diffusion-weighted imaging; MTT, mean transit time; TMax, time of maximum drug concentration; ASL, arterial spin labeling.