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. 2005 Oct;26(9):2229–2237.

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Fig 8. — Same axial section position of a TIR (TR, 7670 ms; TE, 68 ms; TI, 300; ETL, 15; matrix, 448 × 224; section thickness, 4.5 mm; bandwidth, 130 Hz/pixel; flip angle, 150°) and T1 sequence (magnetization-preparation rapid gradient echo TR, 1880 ms; TE, 3.7 ms; matrix, 256 × 230; FOV, 256 × 256 mm²; section thickness, 5 mm, reconstructed from 1.0 mm primarily; bandwidth, 160 Hz/pixel; flip angle, 8°) after contrast agent in a patient with a contrast-enhancing lesion. Note the absent contrast enhancement in the TIR image (white arrows in the T1 image).