Results of the improved processing methodology.

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Results of the improved processing methodology. Results of the improved processing methodology. A, Original SWI phase image. B, Simulated phase due to air/tissue geometry at 40 ms. C, Result of subtracting A from B through the complex division. D, Result of HP filtering of A. E, Result of HP filtering of C. F, Corresponding unprocessed magnitude SWI image. G, Processed SWI magnitude image by using a phase mask from D. H, Processed SWI magnitude by using a phase mask from E. I, Result of subtracting G from H. Corresponding magnitude and phase images have been adjusted to the same, but appropriate, contrast levels. The size of the central filter in the HP process is 64 × 64. E.M. Haacke et al. AJNR Am J Neuroradiol 2009;30:19-30 ©2009 by American Society of Neuroradiology