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ROCO_11786
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MRI (FIESTA) showing the left CP angle epidermoid (arrow) involving the Vth nerve and Gasserian ganglion.
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ROCO_11787
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T1 sequence of an MRI scan showing basal enhancement of the leptomeninges.
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ROCO_11796
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Coronal view in T2-weighted MRI after simple elbow dislocation: The LCL was rated to be partially torn (2×) and completely torn (2×)
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ROCO_11827
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MRI of brain T1 axial + gadolinium showing small tuberculoma in the right prepontine cistern before anti-TB treatment.
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ROCO_11836
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Coronal T2-W MRI of a 14-year-old girl (patient 7). Flattening and bright signal of the second through fourth metacarpal heads consistent with osteonecrosis
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ROCO_11843
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MRI T1 fat suppression after gadolinium: sagittal view of the left foot: attenuation of soft tissue near the enthesophyte.
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ROCO_11851
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MRI scan of the gluteal muscles, showing fatty degeneration and atrophy, STIR sequence..
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ROCO_11865
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Axial T1-weighted magnetic resonance image showing dilated superior ophthalmic veins bilaterally (yellow arrows)
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ROCO_11910
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Sagittal T2 Post-operative MRI
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ROCO_11916
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MRI scans of our patient showed multiple right-sided swollen lymph nodes. They were subsequently biopsied.
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ROCO_11938
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The horizontal MRI of bilateral hip joints, the femoral head and acetabular articular surfaces were rough
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ROCO_11963
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MRI of the head, which demonstrated a bulky adenohypophysis with thickening of the pituitary stalk (arrow), a typical finding in ECD
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ROCO_11980
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ᅟTurbo inversion recovery magnitude (TIRM) cMRI scan taken at day three after beginning of symptoms
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ROCO_11990
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Five-year MRI scans, showing a complete regression of the extensive local recurrence.
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ROCO_12027
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Coronal T2 weighted MRI image showing bilateral “eye of the tiger” sign in globus pallidus as well as bilateral putaminal hypointensity. While there are some areas putaminal T2 hyperintensity, they are not clearly organized into a prominent lateral hyperintense rim and adjacent discrete hypointensity as in MSA.
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ROCO_12073
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Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) head T2-weighted axial view showing empty sella (arrowed)
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ROCO_12080
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MRI HEAD (axial) without contrast. Meningitis related bifrontal/bitemporal subdural empyema. Notice the pronounced thickening up to 1.2 cm in the left side.
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ROCO_12103
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Magnetic resonance brain imaging performed 3 weeks later shows no remarkable finding.
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ROCO_12118
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75-year-old male patient, displaying DM with bilateral lung ILD, bilateral femoral head necrosis.Follow-up WBMRI showed patchy, reticulonodular and ground glass opacities in bilateral lungs; the most pronounced in the lower right lobe (white arrow). Both femoral heads showed the osteonecrosis area (white arrow) surrounded by curving high signal.
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ROCO_12137
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Brain magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) revealing left side cerebellar abscesses.
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ROCO_12190
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Magnetic resonance imaging of the pelvis. Signs of inflammation of the gluteus maximus muscles bilaterally, more so on the left (blue arrow), and the surrounding fascia (red arrow) are indicated.
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ROCO_12273
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MRI scan obtained November 2012. Axial T1 image showed multiple small peripheral airspace opacities in the right lower lobe (yellow arrow), which was compatible with alveolar hemorrhage given the patient’s history and clinical presentation.
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ROCO_12303
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MRI of Pituitary – on admission.
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ROCO_12330
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The necrosis of navicular and severe talonavicular joints arthritis in T2 fast-suppressed image of MRI scans
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ROCO_12425
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Sagittal post-constrast MRI showing patchy intramedullary enhancement at the C4 level with anterior dural/leptomeningeal enhancement
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ROCO_12468
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Post-contrast axial T1-weighted MR image shows the postoperative changes with diminution of the extension and the enhancement of the tumor at the left iliac bone (arrows) and at the left sacral wing (curved arrow).
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