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. 2015 Oct 29;17:90. doi: 10.1186/s12968-015-0194-1

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Fig. 8 — False positive identification of enhancement at ΔS/S_o. (a-c) Scattered noise on ΔS/S_o maps led to the false identification of diffuse enhancement in 3 of the 4 false positive cases. A representative example of a patient without enhancement at LGE (a) that was classified by blinded readers as demonstrating diffuse enhancement at ΔS/S_o (b) in the septum with corresponding anatomical reference image (c). d-f In one patient without enhancement at LGE (d), focal enhancement (arrow) was identified on the corresponding map of ΔS/S_o, with corresponding anatomical image shown in (f)