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MR imaging findings may be negative in the setting of CNS vasculitis confirmed on angiography, indicating that advanced imaging techniques tailored to detect infarction (i.e., fluid-attenuated inversion recovery, diffusion-weighted, and perf usion imaging) may be necessary to enhance the sensitivity of an MR study and that despite the high sensitivity of MR imaging for CNS vasculitis, angiography may still be required to render an accurate diagnosis. |
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angiitis angiitis,granulomatous of CNS angiitis,isolated of CNS angiography,cerebral arteritides MRI MRI,abnormal MRI,false negative neurologic disease,diagnoses of vasculitides
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