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Watershed area involvement Absent 0 Possible signs of infarction (mild swelling or mild signal changes) 1 Definite signs of infarct In the anterior or posterior boundary zones 2 In the anterior and posterior boundary zones or diffuse unilateral 3 Diffuse bilateral 4 Basal ganglia involvement Absent 0 Possible signs of infarction (fuzzy margins, swelling, mild diffuse signal changes or peripheral signal changes) 1 Definite signal changes One of the basal ganglion 2 Two of the basal ganglia 3 Three or more basal ganglia (globus pallidus and putamen were considered together as lentiform nuclei) 4 Theoretic maximum 8 (Score of 8 was also attributed for signs of cerebral herniation)