An example of the predicted risk of final infarct for 2 patients with acute ischemic stroke using 2 neural networks trained, respectively, on patients.

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An example of the predicted risk of final infarct for 2 patients with acute ischemic stroke using 2 neural networks trained, respectively, on patients with and without rtPA administration. An example of the predicted risk of final infarct for 2 patients with acute ischemic stroke using 2 neural networks trained, respectively, on patients with and without rtPA administration. Patient A is a 76-year-old woman with an admission NIHSS score of 10 scanned 1.5 hours after symptom onset. The +rtPA network estimates a negligible permanent lesion, consistent with the acute DWI suggesting little permanent tissue damage at follow-up. The −rtPA network indicates that without treatment, a considerable volume of the acute ischemic region will progress to a permanent lesion. Patient B is a 72-year-old man also with an admission NIHSS score of 10, scanned 2 hours after onset. In this case, the 2 networks indicate little expected impact of treatment, likely due to the progression at the time of imaging of the ischemic event as seen on the DWI. CMRO2 indicates cerebral metabolic rate of oxygen; Tmax, time-to-maximum. Figure courtesy of Kim Mouridsen and Anne Nielsen/Aarhus University, Combat Stroke. G. Zaharchuk et al. AJNR Am J Neuroradiol 2018;39:1776-1784 ©2018 by American Society of Neuroradiology