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. 2017 Apr 24;38(5):755–766. doi: 10.1177/0271678X17705567

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Figure 6. — Relationship between changes in collateral flow, reperfusion CBF and acute brain injury. (a) Graph showing the relationship between collateral flow and reperfusion CBF in all animals regardless of treatment. There was a positive correlation between reperfusion CBF and collateral flow such that animals with better collateral flow had better reperfusion. (b) Graph showing the correlation between collateral flow and infarction in all groups of animals with early treatment. There was a significant correlation between collateral flow and brain injury volume such that the greater increase in flow the smaller the injury. (c) Graph showing correlation between reperfusion CBF and brain injury volume. There was no significant correlation found.