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Fig. 1B —Classification of tumor configuration. Tumors (arrows) were classified into oval configuration characterized by smooth round or oval shape with broad well-defined border without lobulations (A); lobulated configuration with smooth margin and single or multiple lobulated projections, but without infiltrating strands (B); and complex configuration characterized by irregular shape with infiltrating borders or strands extending into surrounding healthy tissue (C). MR images are fast spin-echo T2-weighted sagittal images.