Objective
Mechanical thrombectomy is recommended as first line treatment for large vessel occlusion(LVO) patients. We conducted a study to determine whether recanalization was faster and whether perfusion CT could be used as a predictor of prognosis.

Methods
The cerebrovascular accident(CVA) protocol was activated when LVO was suspected, and non-enhance CT, perfusion CT, and CT angiography were performed. In these patients, 10 areas such as ASPECT score were designated and scores were given to the lowered areas of CBF, MTT, and CBV compared with the contralateral side, and scoring was performed at 10 points. We checked NIHSS at admission, mRS at discharge, and mRS at 90 days after discharge

Results
In total, 94 patients met the inclusion criteria of this study. Of the total patients, 71 patients (75.53%) had a CBV score of 4points or less and 23 patients (24.47%) had a score of 5points or more. In patients with CBV 4 points or less, good outcome(mRS 0 ~ 2) was 34 patients (47.88%). In patients with CBV 5 points or more, good outcome(mRS 0 ~ 2) was 6 patients(26.08%). The mortality rate was 7.04%(5patients) in patient with CBV 4points or less, but there were 30.43%(7patients) in patients with CBV 5points or more.

Conclusions
But there is showed higher mortality rate in patients with CBV score of 5 points or more. Perfusion CT can be helpful in predicting the prognosis of the patient. Mechanical thrombectomy showed better prognosis in LVO patients with CBV score of 4 points or less.

The value of perfusion CT as a prognostic factor after mechanical thrombectomy in anterior circulation large vessel occlusion patients