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Percentage Insula Ribbon Infarction of >50% Identifies Patients Likely to Have Poor Clinical Outcome Despite Small DWI Infarct Volume

V.M. Timpone, M.H. Lev, S. Kamalian, L.T. Morais, A.M. Franceschi, L. Souza and P.W. Schaefer
American Journal of Neuroradiology January 2015, 36 (1) 40-45; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3174/ajnr.A4091
V.M. Timpone
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M.H. Lev
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S. Kamalian
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L.T. Morais
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A.M. Franceschi
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L. Souza
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    Scatterplot showing clinical outcome for patients stratified by infarct volume and DWI-PIRI. There was a 100% specific admission 70-mL DWI volume cutoff value for poor outcome.

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    In patients with DWI infarct volumes of <70 mL, 90-day mRS was significantly worse when the DWI-PIRI was >50% compared with a DWI-PIRI of ≤50% (P = .036). In patients with DWI infarct volumes of >70 mL, DWI-PIRI did not have added predictive value for poor outcome (P = .931).

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    Sample imaging from 2 patients with ICA terminus occlusions. Patients A and B had similar baseline NIHSS scores (11 and 8), similar small volume infarcts on DWI (50 and 59 mL), the same collateral score (2), the same treatment (IV tPA), but differing degrees of insula involvement. The patient with >50% DWI-PIRI (patient A) had a poor clinical outcome (mRS 5 at 90 days), whereas the patient with ≤50% DWI-PIRI (patient B) had a good clinical outcome (mRS 1 at 90 days).

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    VariableaAll PatientsGood Outcome (mRS 0–2)Poor Outcome (mRS 3–6)P Valueb
    Patient (No.) (%)5523 (42)32 (58)–
    Female sex (No.) (%)26 (4)12 (52)14 (43).731
    Age (yr) (mean)67 ± 1563 ± 1770 ± 13.064
    Right hemisphere (No.) (%)23 (42)8 (35)15 (47).535
    Baseline NIHSS (median) (IQR)14 (6–18)6 (4–11)17 (14–20)<.001
    IV treatment (No.) (%)18 (33)9 (39)9 (28).392
    IA treatment (No.) (%)4 (7)1 (4)3 (9).466
    Any treatment (IV or IA) (No.) (%)10 (18)3 (13)7 (22).395
    No IV or IA treatment (No.) (%)23 (42)10 (43)13 (41).628
    Ictus to DWI (min) (mean)286 ± 108277 ± 134291 ± 87.68
    Ictus to CT perfusion (min) (mean)229 ± 107224 ± 140232 ± 79.79
    DWI volume >70 mL (No.) (%)15 (27)0 (0)15 (27)<.001
    DWI-PIRI >50% (No.) (%)22 (40)3 (5)19 (35)<.001
    NCCT ASPECTS (median) (IQR)8 (6–10)9 (8–10)7 (5–8)<.001
    Collateral score (median) (IQR)2 (1–3)2 (2–3)1 (1–2).002
    Malignant collateral pattern (No.) (%)4 (7)0 (0)4 (7).131
    NCCT-PIRI >50% (No.) (%)17 (31)2 (4)15 (27).003
    DWI motor strip score, (median) (IQR)0 (0–0)0 (0–0)0 (0–1.5).010
    CT-CBF-PIRI >50% (No.) (%)39 (71)14 (25)25 (45).133
    CT-MTT-PIRI >50% (No.) (%)44 (80)17 (31)27 (49).294
    • Note:—IA indicates intra-arterial.

    • ↵a Results expressed as absolute numbers (%), mean (±SD), or median (IQR).

    • ↵b Continuous, ordinal, and discrete variables compared with the unpaired t test, Mann-Whitney U test, and Fisher exact test, respectively.

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V.M. Timpone, M.H. Lev, S. Kamalian, L.T. Morais, A.M. Franceschi, L. Souza, P.W. Schaefer
Percentage Insula Ribbon Infarction of >50% Identifies Patients Likely to Have Poor Clinical Outcome Despite Small DWI Infarct Volume
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