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If the infarct is accompanied by hemorrhage, how does the blood appear on noncontrast CT?
If the infarct is accompanied by hemorrhage, how does the blood appear on noncontrast CT?
If the infarct is accompanied by hemorrhage, how does the blood appear on noncontrast CT?
High CT density (i.e., blood is brighter than gray matter)
