Fig 2.
Fig 2.
CMBs on both T2* and tSWI. For all images: A, T2*. B, tSWI. 1, All raters identified the single CMB on both T2* and tSWI. 2, The pale CMB on T2* was only identified by Rater 2. On tSWI, the CMB was clearly delineated and was identified by all raters. 3 and 4, Disagreement on the exact number of CMBs occurred on T2*. On tSWI, the CMBs are more clearly outlined.
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