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Axial high-convexity T2-weighted images (TE/TR = 119/7900) from younger (A–C) and older (D–F) subjects. Axial high-convexity T2-weighted images (TE/TR.

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1 Axial high-convexity T2-weighted images (TE/TR = 119/7900) from younger (A–C) and older (D–F) subjects. Axial high-convexity T2-weighted images (TE/TR = 119/7900) from younger (A–C) and older (D–F) subjects. Note numerous enlarged VRS in B–F and their absence in A.A, 28-year-old control subject.B, 20-year-old patient imaged 7 days after trauma.C, 27-year-old patient imaged 1.5 years after trauma.D, 40-year-old control subject.E, 42-year-old patient imaged 7 days after trauma.F, 47-year-old patient imaged 1.7 years after trauma. Matilde Inglese et al. AJNR Am J Neuroradiol 2005;26: ©2005 by American Society of Neuroradiology

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