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Acute infarct

Acute infarct

Acute infarct. This noncontrast CT image shows a large area of abnormal low attenuation in the territory of the right middle cerebral artery, representing an acute infarct. Remember, however, that CT is usually normal in the first few hours after a stroke.

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