Figure 6.

Transverse T2-weighted image (A) of a dog (Case 10) with an intracranial intra-axial hematoma affecting white matter of the left frontal lobe at first presentation. Transverse T2-weighted image (B) of the same dog as displayed in (A) at the same location but 83 days later. Transverse T2-weighted image (C) of a dog (Case 2) with an intracranial intra-axial hematoma affecting the white matter of the left frontal lobe (centrum semiovale) at first presentation. Transverse T2-weighted image (D) of the same dog as displayed in (C) at the same location but 207 days later. In both the follow up images (B,D) the lesions have reduced dramatically in volume, are uniformly hypointense and perilesional oedema has resolved. This is illustrative of normal intra-axial intracranial hematoma contraction and maturation.