Andres Gudino: Clot Characterization Through Hounsfield Units in Ischemic Stroke
Andres Gudino, Neurology Resident at University of Oklahoma, shared a post on X about a recent article he and his colleagues co-authored, published in Neuroradiology, adding:
“Hounsfield units could help characterize clot composition and provide insights into the underlying mechanism of ischemic stroke.
Check out our latest study published in NRADjournal.”
Title: Characterizing clot composition and stroke etiology through hounsfield units
Authors: Andres Gudino, Carlos Dier, Martin Cabarique, Alexander Van Dam, Alina Rivadeneira-Limongi, Emily Baniewicz, Mario S.Hinojosa-Figueroa, Arshaq Saleem, Divanshu Sharma, Navami Shenoy, Elena Sagues, Arathi Ashok, Susan A. Walsh, Malik Ghannam, Osorio Lopes Abath Neto, Edgar A Samaniego
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