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Fig. 3 —Line plot shows relationship of highest relative cerebral blood volume (rCBV) values (expressed as a ratio of highest rCBV value of tumor relative to highest rCBV value of normal contralateral lentiform nucleus) along x-axis and highest relative permeability values (contrast enhancement signal intensity expressed as number of SDs above mean value in normal unenhancing tissue in contralateral hemisphere) along y-axis. Kendall's tau correlation was 0.7778 (p = 0.0035), indicating strong correlation between highest relative permeability values on dynamic contrast-enhanced imaging and highest rCBV values on dynamic susceptibility contrast imaging.