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From: Artificial double inversion recovery images can substitute conventionally acquired images: an MRI-histology study

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Available at https://adobe.com/products/illustrator).

False-positive. Example of a ‘false-positive’, an area of partial demyelination or remyelination that has been scored as a cortical lesion on all (conventional and artificial) DIR sequences. The panels depict the conventionally acquired DIR image in axial fashion (A), a coronal image as a reference for the histopathological sample (B), the histopathological sample that has been stained for myelin (C), 3D-T1 (D), artificial DIR generated from 3D-T1 and PD/T2 (E), and artificial DIR generated from 3D-T1 and FLAIR (F). The partial demyelination/remyelination area is indicated by the red arrow on all panels (generated using Adobe Illustrator—Adobe Inc., 2019. Adobe Illustrator,

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