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Table 2: 
Univariate predictors of large postoperative infarcts
VariableOdds Ratio95% CIP Value
Presence of an infarct on preoperative MRI9.82.2–44.2.003
Anterior location of preoperative infarct2.01.2–3.4.01
Post-ACZ CBF augmentation (continuous, per mL/100 g/min)0.970.96–0.98<.001
Absolute CBF augmentation anterior circulation (10% change)a0.880.82–0.96.002
Impaired CVR (augmentation of <10%)2.81.8–4.3<.001
Steal phenomenon (augmentation <0%)2.41.3–4.5.005
  • ↵a The reported odds ratio is the effect of a 10 mL/100 g/min increase in absolute CBF change, a 10% increase in percentage difference for CBF change. For example, for absolute CBF change in the anterior circulation, for every increase of 10 mL/100 g/min (ie, better augmentation), there is a 12% decrease in the odds (ie, 0.88) that the patient will be in the index (ischemic complications) group.