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Download scientific diagram | Patient 3. Axial Spin Echo T1-weighted (A), Turbo Spin Echo T2-weighted (B), susceptibility weighted (C), diffusion weighted (b1000 and ADC map, D,E) and Turbo Field Echo T1-weighted after contrast administration (F) images. A left basal ganglia lesion also involving thalamus, corona radiata, deep temporal white matter and corpus callosum is appreciated. The lesion showed inhomogeneous signal intensity, with cystic and hemorrhagic components, and moderate enhancement. from publication: Germ cell tumors in male patients without gonadal involvement: Computed tomography/magnetic resonance imaging findings and diagnostic workflow | Germ Cell Tumors, Germ Cell and Embryonal Neoplasms and Gonads | ResearchGate, the professional network for scientists.

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