Susceptibility‐weighted imaging (SWI) provides invaluable insight into glioma
pathophysiology and internal tumoral architecture. The physical contribution of intratumoral …

Background Intracranial solitary fibrous tumor (SFT) is characterized by aggressive local
behavior and high post-resection recurrence rates. It is difficult to distinguish between SFT …

Purpose To evaluate the ability of dual-energy (DE) computed tomography (CT) to
differentiate calcification from acute hemorrhage in the emergency department setting …

ABSTRACT BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE Intra‐arterial recanalization postprocedural
imaging in stroke patients can result in diagnostic complications due to hyperdensities on …

New imaging innovations and developments result in significant improvements in the
imaging of spondyloarthritis. Advanced MRI techniques enhance its potential for the …

Susceptibility-weighted imaging (SWI) can be a useful tool to depict vascular structures in
brain tumors as well as micro-bleedings, which represent tumor invasion to blood vessels …

Objective: To present a detailed explanation on the processing of magnetic susceptibility
weighted imaging (SWI), demonstrating the effects of echo time and sensitive mask on the …

Since its introduction, susceptibility-weighted-magnetic resonance imaging (SW-MRI) has
shown the potential to overcome the insensitivity of MRI to calcification. Previous studies …

Objectives Calcific and hemorrhagic intracranial lesions with attenuation levels of less than
100 Hounsfield units (HUs) cannot currently be reliably differentiated by single-energy …

Purpose To investigate pathological changes in the rat brain after pilocarpine‐induced
status epilepticus using quantitative susceptibility mapping (QSM). Materials and Methods …