Stroke is possibly the second most common disease that causes death, apart from disability. With BILLIONS spent on research, etc, one would imagine (and with NINDS getting a large chunk of federal dollars) that a basic, simple, publicly available research tool such as a databank for MRI of brain with acute stroke is available. I have scoured the ends of the Earth for this. Any suggestions ? Thanks,
J Avasarala
Are you looking for this kind of data (linked) ?
http://www.ajnr.org/content/29/5/e23.full
Thanks to ALL those who answered my query. I think Kathryn's suggestion that looking into one's own institution MRI data could be of tremendous help. There are no public datasets that are 'open' to the public.
you may see the following link :
http://fcon_1000.projects.nitrc.org/indi/retro/atlas_download.html
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