The Diagnostic Ability of rs-DWI to Detect Subtle Acute Infarction Lesion in the Different Regions of the Brain and the Comparison between Different b-Values

<div>A 49-year-old male patient with acute cerebral infarction. (a) There are 3 suspicious subtle lesions at the right frontal cortex on routine ss-DWI. (b) Only 1 subtle lesion (black arrow) appeared in rs-DWI. Two lesions (white arrows) on ss-DWI did not appear in rs-DWI. rs-DWI showed increased specificity to ss-DWI.</div>

BioMed Research International

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Figure 1: The Diagnostic Ability of rs-DWI to Detect Subtle Acute Infarction Lesion in the Different Regions of the Brain and the Comparison between Different b-Values 

Figure 1 | The Diagnostic Ability of rs-DWI to Detect Subtle Acute Infarction Lesion in the Different Regions of the Brain and the Comparison between Different b-Values 