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There are multiple high signal intensity areas corresponding to vertebral corners (white arrows).

The following findings were considered to be pathological: myelitis, brain atrophy leading to expansion of the ventricles, multiple high signal changes in the white matter, multiple sclerosis-like changes and infarctions.

a Axial T2-weighted MR image shows multiple high signal-intensity cystic formations (arrows) corresponding to lymphatic channels around aorta.

Magnetic resonance imaging showed multiple high-signal lesions in the cerebral periventricular white matter in one patient (IV-11) consistent with her multiple sclerosis diagnosis.

STIR and T2 series show multiple spots of high signal intensity and series after contrast show enhancement.

T2 SPIR imaging showed multiple areas of high signal in both the acetabulum and the neck of the left femur.

Open image in new window Fig. 19 (Above) A coronal maximum intensity projection from a silicone-excited sequence in a transsexual (Fig. 16) demonstrating multiple nodules with high signal throughout both breasts representing free silicone (arrows).

Whole-body MRI STIR can be used for screening   Metastasis Multifocal lesions, no inflammation parameters   CRMO STIR and T2 series show multiple spots of high signal intensity, and series after contrast show enhancement.

(image 9)   Osteoid osteoma Cortical sclerotic lesion with typical lucent nidus   ALL Diffuse bone marrow changes, T1 low signal and T2 heterogeneous   Stress fracture Linear lesions show hypointense changes on T1, without enhancement   Metastastic neuroblastoma Multiple lesions with high signal on STIR.

Fig. 3 a Diffusion-weighted magnetic resonance image (MRI) of the brain showing multiple high-intensity signals in the area of the left middle cerebral artery (arrow).

Diffusion-weighted magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the brain showed multiple high-intensity signals in the area of the left middle cerebral artery, which were not detected on preoperative MRI (Fig. 3a).