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Published in final edited form as: Acta Radiol. 2017 Jul 26;59(4):478–484. doi: 10.1177/0284185117723370

Fig. 1 — Axial non-contrast CTs at the level of L4 in two men with thigh liposarcoma treated with pre-operative radiation therapy followed by surgical resection. (A) 76 year-old man who developed tumor recurrence demonstrates increased adipose tissue attenuation (−76 HU) and low psoas muscle attenuation (33 HU) compared to (B) 72 year-old year old man who did not developed tumor recurrence and who had lower CT attenuation of adipose tissue (−103 HU) and higher psoas muscle attenuation (52 HU). Images are presented using the same window and level.

Fig. 1 — Axial non-contrast CTs at the level of L4 in two men with thigh liposarcoma treated with pre-operative radiation therapy followed by surgical resection. (A) 76 year-old man who developed tumor recurrence demonstrates increased adipose tissue attenuation (−76 HU) and low psoas muscle attenuation (33 HU) compared to (B) 72 year-old year old man who did not developed tumor recurrence and who had lower CT attenuation of adipose tissue (−103 HU) and higher psoas muscle attenuation (52 HU). Images are presented using the same window and level.