The ASPECTS system scores arteries distal to the occlusion (0, artery not seen; 1, less prominent; 2, equal or more prominent compared with a matching.

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The ASPECTS system scores arteries distal to the occlusion (0, artery not seen; 1, less prominent; 2, equal or more prominent compared with a matching region in the opposite hemisphere) in the 6 ASPECTS cortical regions (M1–6), the caudate, insular ribbon, ... The ASPECTS system scores arteries distal to the occlusion (0, artery not seen; 1, less prominent; 2, equal or more prominent compared with a matching region in the opposite hemisphere) in the 6 ASPECTS cortical regions (M1–6), the caudate, insular ribbon, internal capsule, and lentiform nucleus to form a score from 0 to 20. L.L.L. Yeo et al. AJNR Am J Neuroradiol 2015;36:289-294 ©2015 by American Society of Neuroradiology