Retrospective cohort analysis of early post treatment follow-up MRI biomarkers of collateral status associated with long-term outcomes in large vessel occlusion acute ischemic stroke.

Cynthia Greene H. Salim D. Lakhani Andrew Cho D. Tsang Karthik Lalwani M. Hoseinyazdi Si-Jin Wen J. Heit T. Faizy G. Shah Aakanksha Sriwastwa Y. Aziz G. Albers S. Majmundar A. Guenego A. Dmytriw Han-Zhang Lu Risheng Xu D. Liebeskind V. Yedavalli

Aug 2026 · Neuroradiology · 0 citations · 11 references

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NFS on post-treatment MRI is a robust imaging biomarker of persistent perfusion deficits and associated with decreased likelihood of successful long-term outcomes even after successful reperfusion.

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