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3-D Matrix contrast enhanced 3d matrix t1wi
Grade 0 enhancement of a non-culprit plaque. (A) MRA demonstrates mild stenosis of the left middle cerebral artery (M1 segment) in a patient (arrow). (B) <t>Axial</t> <t>3D-MATRIX</t> <t>T1WI</t> shows eccentric arterial wall thickening (arrow). (C) Sagittal reconstruction perpendicular to the direction of blood flow shows the eccentric plaque (arrow). (D) Coronal image shows the plaque (thick arrow) and pituitary stalk (thin arrow). (E) Axial view after contrast enhancement. (F) Sagittal view perpendicular to blood flow after contrast enhancement. (G) Coronal view after enhancement. The plaque (thick arrow) demonstrates minimal enhancement, lower than that of the pituitary stalk (thin arrow), and similar to the signal intensity of normal intracranial arterial vessel walls.
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Philips Healthcare 3t scanner
Grade 0 enhancement of a non-culprit plaque. (A) MRA demonstrates mild stenosis of the left middle cerebral artery (M1 segment) in a patient (arrow). (B) <t>Axial</t> <t>3D-MATRIX</t> <t>T1WI</t> shows eccentric arterial wall thickening (arrow). (C) Sagittal reconstruction perpendicular to the direction of blood flow shows the eccentric plaque (arrow). (D) Coronal image shows the plaque (thick arrow) and pituitary stalk (thin arrow). (E) Axial view after contrast enhancement. (F) Sagittal view perpendicular to blood flow after contrast enhancement. (G) Coronal view after enhancement. The plaque (thick arrow) demonstrates minimal enhancement, lower than that of the pituitary stalk (thin arrow), and similar to the signal intensity of normal intracranial arterial vessel walls.
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Promega celltiter-glo 3d
Grade 0 enhancement of a non-culprit plaque. (A) MRA demonstrates mild stenosis of the left middle cerebral artery (M1 segment) in a patient (arrow). (B) <t>Axial</t> <t>3D-MATRIX</t> <t>T1WI</t> shows eccentric arterial wall thickening (arrow). (C) Sagittal reconstruction perpendicular to the direction of blood flow shows the eccentric plaque (arrow). (D) Coronal image shows the plaque (thick arrow) and pituitary stalk (thin arrow). (E) Axial view after contrast enhancement. (F) Sagittal view perpendicular to blood flow after contrast enhancement. (G) Coronal view after enhancement. The plaque (thick arrow) demonstrates minimal enhancement, lower than that of the pituitary stalk (thin arrow), and similar to the signal intensity of normal intracranial arterial vessel walls.
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ARTEC CO LTD portable non-contact 3-d scanner artec 3d
Grade 0 enhancement of a non-culprit plaque. (A) MRA demonstrates mild stenosis of the left middle cerebral artery (M1 segment) in a patient (arrow). (B) <t>Axial</t> <t>3D-MATRIX</t> <t>T1WI</t> shows eccentric arterial wall thickening (arrow). (C) Sagittal reconstruction perpendicular to the direction of blood flow shows the eccentric plaque (arrow). (D) Coronal image shows the plaque (thick arrow) and pituitary stalk (thin arrow). (E) Axial view after contrast enhancement. (F) Sagittal view perpendicular to blood flow after contrast enhancement. (G) Coronal view after enhancement. The plaque (thick arrow) demonstrates minimal enhancement, lower than that of the pituitary stalk (thin arrow), and similar to the signal intensity of normal intracranial arterial vessel walls.
Portable Non Contact 3 D Scanner Artec 3d, supplied by ARTEC CO LTD, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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ARTEC CO LTD 3d scanner artec spider
Grade 0 enhancement of a non-culprit plaque. (A) MRA demonstrates mild stenosis of the left middle cerebral artery (M1 segment) in a patient (arrow). (B) <t>Axial</t> <t>3D-MATRIX</t> <t>T1WI</t> shows eccentric arterial wall thickening (arrow). (C) Sagittal reconstruction perpendicular to the direction of blood flow shows the eccentric plaque (arrow). (D) Coronal image shows the plaque (thick arrow) and pituitary stalk (thin arrow). (E) Axial view after contrast enhancement. (F) Sagittal view perpendicular to blood flow after contrast enhancement. (G) Coronal view after enhancement. The plaque (thick arrow) demonstrates minimal enhancement, lower than that of the pituitary stalk (thin arrow), and similar to the signal intensity of normal intracranial arterial vessel walls.
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Grade 0 enhancement of a non-culprit plaque. (A) MRA demonstrates mild stenosis of the left middle cerebral artery (M1 segment) in a patient (arrow). (B) Axial 3D-MATRIX T1WI shows eccentric arterial wall thickening (arrow). (C) Sagittal reconstruction perpendicular to the direction of blood flow shows the eccentric plaque (arrow). (D) Coronal image shows the plaque (thick arrow) and pituitary stalk (thin arrow). (E) Axial view after contrast enhancement. (F) Sagittal view perpendicular to blood flow after contrast enhancement. (G) Coronal view after enhancement. The plaque (thick arrow) demonstrates minimal enhancement, lower than that of the pituitary stalk (thin arrow), and similar to the signal intensity of normal intracranial arterial vessel walls.

Journal: Frontiers in Neurology

Article Title: Diagnostic utility of high-resolution magnetic resonance vessel wall imaging for identifying culprit plaques in intracranial atherosclerotic disease

doi: 10.3389/fneur.2026.1677672

Figure Lengend Snippet: Grade 0 enhancement of a non-culprit plaque. (A) MRA demonstrates mild stenosis of the left middle cerebral artery (M1 segment) in a patient (arrow). (B) Axial 3D-MATRIX T1WI shows eccentric arterial wall thickening (arrow). (C) Sagittal reconstruction perpendicular to the direction of blood flow shows the eccentric plaque (arrow). (D) Coronal image shows the plaque (thick arrow) and pituitary stalk (thin arrow). (E) Axial view after contrast enhancement. (F) Sagittal view perpendicular to blood flow after contrast enhancement. (G) Coronal view after enhancement. The plaque (thick arrow) demonstrates minimal enhancement, lower than that of the pituitary stalk (thin arrow), and similar to the signal intensity of normal intracranial arterial vessel walls.

Article Snippet: The HRMR-VWI protocol comprised three sequences: 3D-MATRIX T1WI, fat-suppressed 3D-MATRIX T1WI (T1WI FS), and contrast-enhanced 3D-MATRIX T1WI (CE-3D-MATRIX T1WI).

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Grade I enhancement of a possible culprit plaque. (A) MRA shows mild stenosis of the left MCA (M1 segment) in a patient (arrow). (B) Axial 3D-MATRIX T1WI shows corresponding arterial wall thickening (arrow). (C) Sagittal reconstruction perpendicular to the direction of blood flow shows the eccentric plaque (arrow). (D) Coronal image shows the plaque (thick arrow) and pituitary stalk (thin arrow). (E) Axial view after contrast enhancement. (F) Sagittal view perpendicular to blood flow after contrast enhancement. (G) Coronal view after enhancement. The plaque (thick arrow) exhibits enhancement greater than normal intracranial arteries, but less than the pituitary stalk (thin arrow).

Journal: Frontiers in Neurology

Article Title: Diagnostic utility of high-resolution magnetic resonance vessel wall imaging for identifying culprit plaques in intracranial atherosclerotic disease

doi: 10.3389/fneur.2026.1677672

Figure Lengend Snippet: Grade I enhancement of a possible culprit plaque. (A) MRA shows mild stenosis of the left MCA (M1 segment) in a patient (arrow). (B) Axial 3D-MATRIX T1WI shows corresponding arterial wall thickening (arrow). (C) Sagittal reconstruction perpendicular to the direction of blood flow shows the eccentric plaque (arrow). (D) Coronal image shows the plaque (thick arrow) and pituitary stalk (thin arrow). (E) Axial view after contrast enhancement. (F) Sagittal view perpendicular to blood flow after contrast enhancement. (G) Coronal view after enhancement. The plaque (thick arrow) exhibits enhancement greater than normal intracranial arteries, but less than the pituitary stalk (thin arrow).

Article Snippet: The HRMR-VWI protocol comprised three sequences: 3D-MATRIX T1WI, fat-suppressed 3D-MATRIX T1WI (T1WI FS), and contrast-enhanced 3D-MATRIX T1WI (CE-3D-MATRIX T1WI).

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Grade II enhancement of a culprit plaque. (A) MRA shows severe stenosis of the right MCA (M1 segment) in a patient (arrow). (B) Axial 3D-MATRIX T1WI shows the corresponding plaque (arrow). (C) Sagittal reconstruction perpendicular to blood flow localizes the eccentric plaque (arrow). (D) Coronal image shows the plaque (thick arrow) and pituitary stalk (thin arrow). (E) Axial view after contrast enhancement. (F) Sagittal view perpendicular to blood flow after contrast enhancement. (G) Coronal view after enhancement. The plaque (thick arrow) demonstrates a higher degree of enhancement than the pituitary stalk (thin arrow).

Journal: Frontiers in Neurology

Article Title: Diagnostic utility of high-resolution magnetic resonance vessel wall imaging for identifying culprit plaques in intracranial atherosclerotic disease

doi: 10.3389/fneur.2026.1677672

Figure Lengend Snippet: Grade II enhancement of a culprit plaque. (A) MRA shows severe stenosis of the right MCA (M1 segment) in a patient (arrow). (B) Axial 3D-MATRIX T1WI shows the corresponding plaque (arrow). (C) Sagittal reconstruction perpendicular to blood flow localizes the eccentric plaque (arrow). (D) Coronal image shows the plaque (thick arrow) and pituitary stalk (thin arrow). (E) Axial view after contrast enhancement. (F) Sagittal view perpendicular to blood flow after contrast enhancement. (G) Coronal view after enhancement. The plaque (thick arrow) demonstrates a higher degree of enhancement than the pituitary stalk (thin arrow).

Article Snippet: The HRMR-VWI protocol comprised three sequences: 3D-MATRIX T1WI, fat-suppressed 3D-MATRIX T1WI (T1WI FS), and contrast-enhanced 3D-MATRIX T1WI (CE-3D-MATRIX T1WI).

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T1-weighted hyperintensity in a culprit plaque in a patient with acute cerebral infarction. (A) DWI shows an acute cerebral infarction in the left basal ganglia (arrow). (B) FLAIR shows hyperintensity at the corresponding region (arrow). (C) MRA shows occlusion in the left MCA (M1 segment) (arrow). (D) Axial 3D-MATRIX T1WI fat-suppressed shows a plaque with punctate hyperintensity (arrow), with signal intensity 1.5 times greater than that of adjacent brain tissue. (E) Coronal image reconstruction perpendicular to the flow direction confirm high signal within the plaque (arrow). (F) Sagittal image reconstruction perpendicular to the flow direction confirms high signal within the plaque (arrow).

Journal: Frontiers in Neurology

Article Title: Diagnostic utility of high-resolution magnetic resonance vessel wall imaging for identifying culprit plaques in intracranial atherosclerotic disease

doi: 10.3389/fneur.2026.1677672

Figure Lengend Snippet: T1-weighted hyperintensity in a culprit plaque in a patient with acute cerebral infarction. (A) DWI shows an acute cerebral infarction in the left basal ganglia (arrow). (B) FLAIR shows hyperintensity at the corresponding region (arrow). (C) MRA shows occlusion in the left MCA (M1 segment) (arrow). (D) Axial 3D-MATRIX T1WI fat-suppressed shows a plaque with punctate hyperintensity (arrow), with signal intensity 1.5 times greater than that of adjacent brain tissue. (E) Coronal image reconstruction perpendicular to the flow direction confirm high signal within the plaque (arrow). (F) Sagittal image reconstruction perpendicular to the flow direction confirms high signal within the plaque (arrow).

Article Snippet: The HRMR-VWI protocol comprised three sequences: 3D-MATRIX T1WI, fat-suppressed 3D-MATRIX T1WI (T1WI FS), and contrast-enhanced 3D-MATRIX T1WI (CE-3D-MATRIX T1WI).

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