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    • Cerebrovascular Diseases
    • Medical Image Analysis

    Background:

    • Cerebral vascular territories significantly influence ischemic stroke progression and patient outcomes.
    • Vascular territory maps (VTMs) aid in understanding stroke pathophysiology and prognosis.
    • Existing VTM generation methods require manual seeding and exclude regions below the circle of Willis.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To develop an automated method for generating a complete cerebral vascular territory map (VTM) using CT perfusion imaging.
    • To overcome limitations of previous VTM generation techniques, including manual seed point selection and incomplete territory coverage.

    Main Methods:

    • A novel algorithm was developed to automatically generate VTMs from CT perfusion data.
    • The method was applied to 19 ischemic stroke patient cases.
    • The generated VTMs encompass the entire cerebral vasculature, including regions inferior to the circle of Willis.

    Main Results:

    • Successful automated generation of whole cerebral vascular territory maps (VTMs) from CT perfusion imaging.
    • Demonstrated applicability across 19 ischemic stroke cases.
    • The proposed method provides comprehensive VTMs, unlike prior techniques.

    Conclusions:

    • The automated VTM generation method offers a significant advancement in analyzing cerebral vascular territories in ischemic stroke.
    • This technique may enhance the interpretation of collateral flow physiology in ischemic stroke.
    • The VTMs generated could aid clinicians in making more informed treatment decisions for stroke patients.