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Fig. 2D. —32-year-old man with purulent ventriculitis after resection of cerebellar hemangioblastoma. In contrast to C, this image, which is same apparent diffusion coefficient map image as that shown in C, shows normal-appearing cerebrospinal fluid and much higher apparent diffusion coefficient values; in addition, no position-dependent gradation is visible. Circular regions of interest are outlined and numbered (1-4).

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