Acute lesion topography - size does not always matter

The location of a lesion plays a more critical role in long-term functional outcomes after acute ischemic stroke than its size

MR WITNESS: Imaging can be used to expand treatment options for acute ischemic stroke patients with unwitnessed symptom onsets

MRI and computer algorithms can be used to improve diagnosis and care of comatose cardiac arrest patients

Machine learning algorithms can be used to predict tissue outcome and treatment response after acute ischemic stroke

Improving diagnosis, prognosis and care of comatose cardiac arrest patients

Preserved structural integrity may provide insight into which patients may wakeup despite current poor clinical findings

Insights about disorders of consciousness

Resting state functional MRI may be able to improve the diagnosis, prognosis and care of comatose cardiac arrest patients

Better detection of disturbed brain perfusion can lead to improved patient outcomes