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1 Region-of-interest technique for perfusion determination.
Region-of-interest technique for perfusion determination. Two ROIs are drawn on the average map (A) adjacent to each ventricle for a total of 8 PV ROI's. Two further ROIs are placed within the adjacent subcortical white matter defined by an imaginary line between the ventricle and overlying cortex for a total of 8 SC ROIs. The ROIs are subsequently projected onto the inherently coregistered maps for PV and SC CBF (B), CBV (C) and MTT (D) calculation. T.J. Huynh et al. AJNR Am J Neuroradiol 2008;29: ©2008 by American Society of Neuroradiology

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