Background: Conventional stroke registries contain alphanumeric text-based data on the clinical status of stroke patients, but this format captures imaging data in a very limited form. There is a need for a new type of stroke registry to capture both text- and image-based data.
Methods And Results: We designed a next-generation stroke registry containing quantitative magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) data, 'DUIH_SRegI', developed a supporting software package, 'Image_QNA', and performed experiments to assess the feasibility and utility of the system.