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. 2021 Dec 24;8:778320. doi: 10.3389/fvets.2021.778320

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Transverse plane T1-weighted (A), and T1-weighted post contrast (B), images of a dog (Case 4) with an intracranial intra-axial hematoma affecting the white matter of the left fronto-parietal lobe. The lesion displays an obvious peripheral contrast enhancement pattern (long white arrows) (B). Transverse plane T1-weighted (C), and T1-weighted post contrast (D) images of dog (Case 1) with a hematoma lesion affecting the white matter of the medial aspect of the left temporo-frontal lobe and internal capsule. The lesion displays a faint and focal area of peripheral contrast enhancement (short white arrow). Neither lesions post contrast (B,D) show enhancement of their central regions.