File:MRI perfusion in cerebral ischemia - (A) Improved collateral supply (B) Post-reperfusion hyperperfusion (C) Persistent hypoperfusion.jpg

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current	15:16, 15 October 2017		652 × 1,677 (554 KB)	Mikael Häggström	{{Information \|Description ={{en\|1=(A) MRA and Tmax in a patient with left MCA occlusion at 5 and 24 h. Despite persistent occlusion, the volume of Tmax > 6 s has reduced from 56 to 0 mL due to improved collateral supply. (B) Post-reperfusion hyperp...

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