… from neoplastic brain lesions with conventional MR imaging. In … in the differentiation of infective
from neoplastic brain lesions. … role in the growth and aggressiveness of brain tumors [8]. It …

… A key factor in this emergence has been the ability of DW and PW imaging to help determine
the regions of ischemic brain tissue at risk of developing subsequent infarction since viable …

… Note that both types of lesion have a long silent phase (diameter equals 0) for which they …
standard imaging—about 1 year for the high-grade lesion and 9 years for the low-grade lesions…

… With regard to timing of lesion growth, most lesions increase in size 3–6 months post-SRS.
However, this enlargement can start as early as 6 weeks post-SRS and may not reach peak …

… imaging of subjects with focal brain lesions to reveal associations between behavioural
deficits and the remote network effects of a lesion, … In addition, we used a Latent Growth Curve (…

… hinders its feasibility as fully automated algorithm requiring some control by the user to
primarily select the seed from where to grow and segment the lesion part of the image[14]. …

… resonance imaging (MRI) within one week of a head injury. Abnormalities indicating primary
brain … Intracerebral lesions were seen only in patients who had lost consciousness and were …

… images but also dynamic, physiologic, and chemical imaging—all … patterns of lesion
enhancement seen on MR and CT images. … to grow larger than 5 mm but also produces …

… the minimum volume of brain tissue that will … lesion growth. Patient C demonstrated no
mismatch at either threshold, signaling a lack of penumbra and lesion growth on follow-up imaging…

… evaluate radiation induced lesion growth after SRT for brain metastases. Although the
interpretation of the cine-loops is a subjective assessment of the changes in time of the images, to …