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Longitudinal T1-weighted spin-echo signal-intensity changes in the DN (A–C) and GP (D–F) in a female patient with MS after receiving 0 (A and D), 1 (B and E), and 8 (C and F) GBCA administrations. Longitudinal T1-weighted spin-echo signal-intensity changes in the DN (A–C) and GP (D–F) in a female patient with MS after receiving 0 (A and D), 1 (B and E), and 8 (C and F) GBCA administrations. This patient had an increasingly higher SII in both regions: DN 1.03 (A), 1.05(B), 1.09 (C), GP 1.00 (D), 1.12 (E), 1.16 (F). Dotted lines illustrate the outlining of the ROIs. Y. Forslin et al. AJNR Am J Neuroradiol 2017;38:1311-1316 ©2017 by American Society of Neuroradiology