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Fig. 3. 38-year-old woman with papillary thyroid carcinoma who
received false-negative diagnosis on basis of our criterion. Unenhanced
transverse T1-weighted MR image (TR/TE, 700/13; excitations, 2) obtained at
level of sternal notch shows metastatic lymph nodes (N) in pretracheal and
paratracheal regions. Although fatty tissue in left tracheoesophageal groove
(arrowhead) is preserved, invasion of left recurrent laryngeal nerve
by metastatic nodes was identified at surgery. B = brachiocephalic vein, E =
esophagus, T = trachea, 1 = left common carotid artery, 2 = left subclavian
artery, 3 = brachiocephalic artery.