ANOVA test results of four regression models for both hemispheres.

<p>ANOVA test results of four regression models which show in <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0063013#pone-0063013-g004" target="_blank">Figure 4</a> for both hemispheres. The stroke hemisphere show the significant correlation between the oxygenation change vs. the NIHSS change for the time period of the third and the second MRI scan.</p

List of the ten patient's age and their assessments of NIHSS at the three MRI scans.

<p>List of the ten patient's age and their assessments of NIHSS at the three MRI scans: 1^st is<24 hours, 2^nd is 2–3 weeks after stroke, and 3^rd is 2 months after the onset of stroke.</p

Oxygenation changes vs. NIHSS changes scatter plots with error bar of both hemispheres for ten stroke patients.

<p>A) vs. ΔNIHSS2,1 for the stroke hemisphere; B) vs. ΔNIHSS3,2 for the stroke hemisphere; C) vs. ΔNIHSS2,1 for the non-stroke hemisphere; D) vs. ΔNIHSS3,2 for the non-stroke hemisphere. Here and are the average over 10 vessels for each hemisphere.</p

Phase profiles over the SWI filtered phase images corresponding to the three MRI scans (a)<24 hours, (b) 2–3 weeks after stroke, and (c) 2 months after the onset of stroke.

<p>Phase profiles over the SWI filtered phase images corresponding to the three MRI scans (a)<24 hours, (b) 2–3 weeks after stroke, and (c) 2 months after the onset of stroke.</p