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From: Vascular wall imaging in reversible cerebral vasoconstriction syndrome – a 3-T contrast-enhanced MRI study

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Vascular wall enhancement in patients with RCVS. a, initially mild concentric enhancement, vascular imaging obtained 10 days after disease onset in a 48-year-old female; the enhancement was completely resolved at 7 years of follow-up; b, initially mild concentric enhancement, vascular imaging obtained 9 days after disease onset in a 52-year-old female; the enhancement was partially resolved 96 days later; c, initially marked concentric enhancement, vascular imaging obtained 10 days after disease onset in a 60-year-old female; the enhancement was partially resolved at 4.5 years of follow-up. The white arrowhead in c indicates partial volume of vein. Note that the enhanced vascular wall did not concordantly present at the site of vasoconstriction; d, upper, initially mild eccentric enhancement, vascular imaging obtained 25 days after disease onset in a 49-year-old female; lower, initially mild concentric enhancement, vascular imaging obtained 15 days after disease onset in a 48-year-old female. White arrows locate vascular wall enhancement. Yellow arrows locate vasoconstriction

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