Figure 2.
Figure 2. HU decreases the volume of brain tissue with elevated OEF in the border zone. The average white matter OEF map for each cohort was thresholded at 40% (dark teal), 42.5% (light teal), and 45% (white) OEF to identify the brain regions with peak oxygen metabolic stress, as a potential index of elevated stroke risk. The figure shows the average OEF map for each cohort (left), paired with the thresholded regions overlaid on a T1 atlas (right). There is a decrease in thresholded brain tissue in the cohort treated with HU when compared with those not receiving disease-modifying therapy across all thresholds, but the cohort receiving CTT has a significantly lower volume of at risk tissue compared with the HU cohort.

HU decreases the volume of brain tissue with elevated OEF in the border zone. The average white matter OEF map for each cohort was thresholded at 40% (dark teal), 42.5% (light teal), and 45% (white) OEF to identify the brain regions with peak oxygen metabolic stress, as a potential index of elevated stroke risk. The figure shows the average OEF map for each cohort (left), paired with the thresholded regions overlaid on a T1 atlas (right). There is a decrease in thresholded brain tissue in the cohort treated with HU when compared with those not receiving disease-modifying therapy across all thresholds, but the cohort receiving CTT has a significantly lower volume of at risk tissue compared with the HU cohort.

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