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From the case: Occipital lobe infarct with cortical T1 shortening

Axial T1

contributed by Anil Kumar Geetha Virupakshappa on

Systems: Central Nervous System
Modality: MRI (T1)

- “ T1 hyperintensities do not represent hemorrhage or calcium, rather they are due to accumulation of denatured proteins in dying cells and lipid-lad...”

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