Mapping cortical Alberta Stroke Program Early CT Score (ASPECTS) regions to functional brain networks
Sundermann, B.; Mathys, C.
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This atlas-based network correspondence analysis assessed how ASPECTS regions routinely assessed in clinical acute stroke imaging are related to functional brain networks. Cortical ASPECTS regions exhibit patterns of predominant overlap with functional brain networks, albeit with limited correspondence of ASPECTS region boundaries and network boundaries. Examples are associations of the left M1 mainly with the language and fronto-parietal cognitive control networks and the M2 regions with an auditory network.
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