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Fig. 1A. 42-year-old woman with Graves' ophthalmopathy. Unenhanced T1-weighted coronal MR image of orbits approximately 1 cm behind posterior pole of globe shows rectus muscles outlined in right orbit. Enclosed area gives Ameas (cross-sectional area) for corresponding muscle. In left orbit, long and short coronal diameters (Dlong and Dshort) are indicated. Estimated cross-sectional area for each muscle was calculated on basis of these diameters (Acalc = [Dlong x Dshort x {pi}] / 4).