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Brain Res
November 2011
Research Imaging Institute, Department of Ophthalmology, Radiology and Physiology University of Texas Health Science Center, San Antonio, TX, USA.
It has been recently shown that at-risk tissue exhibits exaggerated T(2)⁎-weighted MRI signal increases during transient oxygen challenge (OC), suggesting that the tissue is still metabolically active. This study further characterized the effects of transient OC on T(2)⁎-weighted MRI in permanent focal stroke rats (N=8) using additional quantitative measures. The major findings were: i) the ischemic core cluster showed no significant response, whereas the mismatch cluster showed markedly higher percent changes relative to normal tissue in the acute phase.
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