Caption: Figure 3: Contrast enhanced coronal
T1 weighted image of the brain showing bilateral well-defined enhancing lesions in the temporal poles located laterally to the amygdala (bold arrows).
Caption: FIGURE 3: (a) Sagittal
T1 weighted image of the brain showing extra-axial durally based solid mass compressing the cerebellum and showing loss of normal cortical bone intensity suggesting invasion of the marrow space.
Caption: Figure 1: On MRI,
T1 weighted image showed diffusely spread tumor in the left side of the prostate (white arrow).
This becomes clear in the
T1 weighted image (Figure 4), where the epineurial fat is hyperintense and the fascicles are hypointense.
There is low signal in the medullary component in
T1 weighted image. T2 weighted image shows both hypointense and isointense signal in the medullary component of the medial end of the left clavicle.
In T2 weighted and FLAIR images, the cyst was hyperintense in all the 3 patients (Fig 1b, 1c, 2b, 2c, 3b, 3c); whereas in
T1 weighted image, the cyst was isointense with muscles in two patients (Fig 1a, 2a) and hypointense in 1 patient (Fig 3a).
Standard
T1 weighted images with fat saturated
T1 weighted images establish the diagnosis when the fat removed and the fluid-fat levels is also seen.
* The lesion was mildly hyperintense on
T1 weighted images; on T2 weighted images it was isointense and showed mild restriction on diffusion weighted images.
In magnetic resonance (MR) imaging, white matter hypointensities in
T1 weighted images, and white matter hyperintensities in T2 weighted and FLAIR images are regarded as visualizations of WML.
Maximum aortic diameter was automatically obtained from manual tracing on
T1 weighted images in all examinations.
At MRI they are isointense relative to the myocardium on
T1 weighted images and isointense-heterogeneously hyperintense on T2-weighted images; they demonstrate heterogeneous enhancement after administration of gadolinium contrast material (5).