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Fig. 2B. 45-year-old man with lung cancer without pulmonary emphysema. Relative enhancement map obtained after oxygen inhalation shows little enhancement of tumor (arrow). Area of decreased oxygen enhancement (arrowheads) was also observed in lung parenchyma adjacent to mass. Maximum mean relative enhancement ratio by oxygen inhalation was 22.1%SI (percentage increase of signal intensity).





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