<unk>  is an imaging biomarker which is used to estimate clot permeability from CT imaging. It reflects the ability of artery-occluding thrombi to let fluid seep into and through them. The more pervious a<unk> , the more fluid it lets through.<unk>  can be measured using radiological imaging routinely performed in the clinical management of acute ischemic stroke: CT scans without intravenous contrast (also called non-contrast CT, in short NCCT) combined with CT scans after intravenously administered contrast fluid (CT-angiography, in short CTA). Pervious thrombi may let more blood pass through to the ischemic brain tissue, and/or have a larger contact surface and histopathology more sensitive for thrombolytic medication. Thus, patients with pervious thrombi may have less brain tissue damage by stroke. The value of<unk>  in acute ischemic stroke treatment is currently being researched.
Thrombus perviousness
Overall hemostatic potential
Vascular permeability
Nitinol biocompatibility
Cancer Likelihood in Plasma
Coliform index
Human skin color
Sclerosis 