Representative anatomic T2W images (A and D) and MTR (B and E) and ihMTR (C and F) maps obtained on a control subject and a patient with RRMS after step.

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Representative anatomic T2W images (A and D) and MTR (B and E) and ihMTR (C and F) maps obtained on a control subject and a patient with RRMS after step 1 of the postprocessing procedure. Representative anatomic T2W images (A and D) and MTR (B and E) and ihMTR (C and F) maps obtained on a control subject and a patient with RRMS after step 1 of the postprocessing procedure. Decrease of MTR and ihMTR signals is clear in patients (E and F) relative to controls (B and C) in the FWM and OCCWM (orange arrows). Brain areas encompassing lesions (white arrows) are shown in inserts for each technique. T2W hyperintensities and MTR/ihMTR hypointensities are clearly visible in lesions. E. Van Obberghen et al. AJNR Am J Neuroradiol 2018;39:634-641 ©2018 by American Society of Neuroradiology