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Fig. 2B. —Computer-generated T2-weighted MR images of brain at level of lateral ventricles. Images obtained contain simulated lesions with fixed pixel values throughout each lesion (A) and variable pixel values throughout each lesion (B). Individual simulated lesions (arrow) in B were judged to be more realistic and thus to better approximate brain lesions encountered in clinical practice than corresponding simulated lesions (arrow) in A.

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