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Features Data No. of patients 74 Age (yr) Mean, 63.4 Sex 36 Women (48%) Median time from MRI to angiography (hr) 2.9 (IQR, 1.1–4.7) FVH present 53/74 (72%) FVH in arterial territory of ischemia 53/53 (100%) Location of FVH Sylvian fissure 50/53 (94%) Temporal lobe 47/53 (89%) Frontal lobe 28/53 (53%) Parietal lobe 18/53 (34%) Discontinuity or gap in FVH 26/53 (49%) FVH not noted on angiography 21 (28%) Angiographic findings in FVH-negative cases MCA M1 occlusion 1 MCA M1 stenosis with anterograde flow 2 MCA M2 occlusion 2 Distal (M3 or greater) occlusion 8 ICA occlusion without MCA occlusion 2 Vertebrobasilar occlusion 3 Posterior cerebral occlusion 2 Anterior choroidal occlusion 1
Note:—MRI indicates MR imaging; FVH, fluid-attenuated inversion recovery vascular hyperintensities; MCA, middle cerebral artery; ICA, internal carotid artery.