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COMPONENTS
OF MULTIMODAL
COMPUTED
TOMOGRAPHY
▸ Multimodal CT in acute stroke,
including noncontrast CT (NCCT) of
the brain, CTA of the head and neck,
and PCT
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CT ANGIO-
GRAPHY
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COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHIC
ANGIOGRAPHY (CTA)
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EVALUATION OF COLLATERAL FLOW
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A 79-year-old male
patient with acute
stroke. Baseline
multimodal CT (A–
G), posttherapy
CTA (H), and follow-
up axial DWI MR
imaging (I)
performed 1.5
hours, 26.5 hours,
and 5 days after
symptom onset.
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A 90-year-old
female patient with
acute stroke.
Baseline
multimodal CT (A–
G), posttherapy
CTA (H), and follow-
up axial DWI MR
imaging (I)
performed 1.5
hours, 26 hours,
and 9 days after
symptom onset.
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PERFUSION
COMPUTED
TOMOGRAPHY
(PCT)
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PERFUSION COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY
(PCT)
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▸ Multimodal CT in acute stroke,
including noncontrast CT (NCCT) of
the brain, CTA of the head and neck,
and PCT
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A 79-year-old male
patient with acute
stroke. Baseline
multimodal CT (A–
G), posttherapy
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A 90-year-old
female patient with
acute stroke.
Baseline
multimodal CT (A–
G), posttherapy
CTA (H), and follow-
up axial DWI MR
imaging (I)
performed 1.5
hours, 26 hours,
and 9 days after
symptom onset.
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A 79-year-old male patient with ac
multimodal CT (A–G), posttherapy
follow-up axial DWI MR imaging (
hours, 26.5 hours, and 5 days afte
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