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. 2019 Nov;40(11):1855–1863. doi: 10.3174/ajnr.A6251

Table 2:

Reference documentation and conspicuity of proved lesions in positive CT examinations with imaging findings corresponding to cause of acute neurologic deficit (n = 42)

Target Diagnosis No. of Imaging Findings with Target Diagnosis No. with Reference Criterion (Nonexclusive List) Ranking of Conspicuity Scoresa (Mean) (SD)
Infarct 29 Clinical confirmation of corresponding deficit = 29 2.10 (0.76)
Progression/confirmation on another imaging study = 23
Confirmation at surgery = 0
Mass 25 Clinical confirmation of corresponding deficit = 22
Progression/confirmation on another imaging study = 21
Confirmation at surgery = 2
2.80 (0.70)
Extra-axial hemorrhage 10 Clinical confirmation of corresponding deficit = 10
Progression/confirmation on another imaging study = 3
Confirmation at surgery = 0
2.60 (0.66)
Intra-axial hemorrhage 6 Clinical confirmation of corresponding deficit = 6
Progression/confirmation on another imaging study = 2
Confirmation at surgery = 0
2.67 (0.47)
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Please see Materials and Methods. In brief, conspicuity scores: 1, minimally evident; 2, subtle; 3, distinct focal abnormality; 4, obvious.