Fig. 1: PCS hyperintensity not visible on conventional MRI. | Communications Medicine

Fig. 1: PCS hyperintensity not visible on conventional MRI.

From: Magnetic susceptibility properties of tumor-associated cells imaged by MRI reveal glioblastoma infiltration in the edema region

Fig. 1: PCS hyperintensity not visible on conventional MRI.The alternative text for this image may have been generated using AI.

Axial slices of three representative glioblastoma patients. a T1w; b T2w; c FLAIR; d T1w-Gd; e ADC; f nCBV; g Ktrans (color scale) overlapped to the T1w-Gd (gray-scale); h PCS; i PCS on top of which the color-coded lesion segmentation masks are visualized and a zoomed view (dashed rectangle) of the lesion area (green: edema; blue: necrosis; red: enhancing tissue). White arrows indicate the PCS hyperintensity in edema.

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