Fig 2.
Fig 2.
Coronal T1-weighted image after contrast administration (A) and an axial FLAIR image (B) demonstrating a left frontal juxtacortical DVA (arrow, A) with marked associated signal-intensity abnormality (arrow, B). Some mild focal volume loss may also be present.
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