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             Prediction of Hemorrhagic Transformation in Acute Ischemic Stroke by


                                      Perfusion Computed Tomography



               Pichest  Metarugcheep MD., Tasanee Tantirittisak MD., Somsak Chanyawattiwongs Msc.

                                                 Prasat Neurological Institute, Department of medical Sevices,

                                                                         Ministry of Health, Bangkok, Thailand





            Background: Hemorrhagic transformation (HT) may deteriorate the outcome

            of acute ischemic stroke (AIS) .The aim of this study was to determine whether


            increase microvascular permeability (PS) of the blood-brain- barrier (BBB) could


            be    found  in  early  AIS  by  using  first    pass    dynamic  perfusion  computed


            tomography(PCT) and  a   predictor of HT


            Materials and methods: Thirty patients with AIS less than 4.5 hrs old  were


            enrolled into  the study, PS color maps were prospectively generated from


            PCT data using Patlak model. One reader study each PS map by drawing 2


            circulars (size about 10 mms in diameter) of the region of interest on any focal

            abnormality .The mean of these 2 regions of interest represent the PS of the


            infarct (PS   infarct ).The mean of 2 mirror regions of interest on the non- ischemic


            contra lateral hemisphere were also obtained (PS              control ). PS  infarct   and  PS  control


            were compared with each other using T- test as well  as the PS that  become

                                                   HT
            hemorrhagic transformation  (PS )and that not (PS             NOHT )


            Result: Twenty infarcts (67%)shows focal PS elevation in the region of infarct in


            unites  of  mL  /  100  mLs  /  minute,  PS         infarct  ranged  from  2.9  to  13.0(mean

            4.5±3.3)versus PS      control  of 0.0-0.9(Mean0.3±0.3) ,five patient (16.7%)developed




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