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Table 2: 
Error type based on pathology
PathologyTotal Errors (n = 175)Percentage (%)
Acute/subacute infarct4425.1%
Aneurysm2413.7%
Subdural hematoma179.7%
Significant arterial stenosis116.3%
Dural sinus occlusion116.3%
Epidural hematoma84.6%
Large-vessel occlusion84.6%
Overcall74.0%
Arterial dissection74.0%
Hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy74.0%
Chronic infarct52.9%
AVM-AVF52.9%
Subarachnoid hemorrhage52.9%
Hemorrhagic contusion31.7%
Embolic infarct21.1%
Intraventricular hemorrhage21.1%
Retroclival bleed21.1%
Vasospasm21.1%
Subclavian steal10.6%
Sinus pericranii10.6%
Deep neck vein occlusion10.6%
Growing hemorrhage10.6%
PRES10.6%
  • Note:—PRES indicates posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome.