Table 2.
Lobar and lobular classification of cerebellar infarcts using the functional topographic classification based on a three-dimensional MRI atlas in proportional stereotaxic space; notice the predominant involvement of the posterior lobe over the anterior lobe. In respect to the lobular classification, many infarcts involve the combination of multiple lobules. These infarcts are counted for each involved lobule, and therefore the total sum of involved lobules exceeds the 138 infarcts observed in the present study.
| Lobar Classification | |
|---|---|
| Anterior Lobe | 15 |
| Posterior Lobe | 127 |
| Anterior and Posterior Lobe | 8 |
| Lobular Classification | |
| Anterior Lobe | |
| Lobule I/II | 1 |
| Lobule III | 4 |
| Lobule IV | 5 |
| Lobule V | 12 |
| Posterior Lobe | |
| Lobule VI | 33 |
| Crus I | 92 |
| Crus II | 54 |
| Lobule VII | 9 |
| Lobule VIII | 13 |
| Lobule IX | 7 |
| Lobule X | 0 |