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No. HU Mean HU Maximum Median IQR P Value Median IQR P Value HCL on pCCTa 75 52 15 94 61 Follow-up 1 75 CE 29 45 4 72 19.5 <.001 <.001 HL 46 58 13.5 113 59.5 Final infarction 74b Ischemic 35 46 7 80 27 <.001 <.001 Hemorrhagic 39 58 11 109 68
Note:—HCL indicates hyperattenuated intracerebral lesion; CE, contrast enhancement; HL, hemorrhagic lesion; pCCT, postinterventional cranial CT.
↵a All patients with hyperattenuated intracerebral lesions in the basal ganglia and cortex; patients with pure sulcal hyperattenuating lesions (n = 10) are excluded in this calculation because Hounsfield unit values were not evaluated in these patients.
↵b One case with hyperattenuated lesions on postinterventional CCT had no infarction on follow-up 2 and was therefore excluded.