Ann: Latest Imaging and Clinical Trial Insights, page-43

HI, it was interesting to me the tinge of green you see on the MRI images is not normal, so I think they have overlaid it with something else, and also the skull you can't normally see as well either, not sure for what purpose. Maybe to match the EMV images that DO seem to show the skull well.

Some scans like CT-PET scans they overlay two images the anatomic and metabolic images, so maybe something like that could be happening.
Can only speculate why tho.

Regarding the resolution I'm much encouraged, if you google what CT images looked like in the 1970's (80 x80 resolution) it was much worse than what we have from EMV 256x256 it would appear. Whilst CT and MRI are at least 512x512 now days.
Lot of factors go into image quality of course.

The anatomic EMV images at least show basic diff between Grey and white matter, and fluid in the ventricles.
Sorry not much more to add, I wish I could, but it would be just speculations.

Also the EMV may have been a poster or quick presentation? not an extensive talk? Wonder if they had any pictures we haven't seen as yet?
I think not as they would be otherwise shown in the ASX release.
See below links to see how many posters seemed to be crammed into that time period.

https://stroke-2023.p.asnevents.com.au/days/2023-08-24
https://stroke-2023.p.asnevents.com.au/days/2023-08-24/abstract/94129