"T1: high signal; will saturate on fat suppressed sequences"
"T2: high signal; will saturate on fat suppressed sequences"
"gradient echo (GE): chemical shift artifact is sometimes seen at the fat-fluid interface 6"
Expected headings
"Associations"
"T1: high signal; will saturate on fat suppressed sequences"
"T2: high signal; will saturate on fat suppressed sequences"
"Originally described by Hoffa, the macroscopic frond-like appearance was felt to resemble a tree in leaf; hence, the Latin term arborescens (meaning “tree-forming” or “tree-like”) 7,8."