Brain MR imaging 2 hours after onset of symptoms

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Brain MR imaging 2 hours after onset of symptoms Brain MR imaging 2 hours after onset of symptoms.A, FLAIR sequence, showing high signal intensity of left internal capsule.B, DWI, showing high signal intensity of left internal capsule.C, ADC mapping, showing reduced ADC of the left internal capsule lesion. Brain MR imaging 2 hours after onset of symptoms.A, FLAIR sequence, showing high signal intensity of left internal capsule.B, DWI, showing high signal intensity of left internal capsule.C, ADC mapping, showing reduced ADC of the left internal capsule lesion. C. Rosso et al. AJNR Am J Neuroradiol 2006;27:1006-1008 ©2006 by American Society of Neuroradiology