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Table 2: 
CTP lesion volumes in patients with-versus-without near-complete reperfusiona
CTP Parameter (Median) (IQR)Near-Complete Reperfusion (n = 186)No Near-Complete Reperfusion (n = 224)P Value
CBF <20%0 (0–0)0 (0–7.5)<.01
CBF <30%7.6 (0–28.1)12.0 (0–32.1).06
CBF <34%14.3 (2.7–39.4)19.1 (5.2–47.2).10
CBF <38%21.3 (7.1–54.8)26.4 (9.9–60.9).20
CBV <34%5.1 (0–28.1)9.8 (0–33.3).07
CBV <38%6.7 (0–35.6)13.3 (0–39.0).048
CBV <42%10.1 (0–41.2)17.9 (4.6–46.0).06
  • Note:—IQR indicates interquartile range.
  • ↵a Data in columns 2 and 3 are medians and interquartile ranges.