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Fig. 3B —42-year-old woman with left ovarian dermoid. Axial
T1-weighted (TR/TE, 650/14) (B) and T2-weighted (4,050/86) (C)
images show high-signal-intensity mass (arrow) that homogeneously
loses signal intensity on fat-suppressed axial T1-weighted spoiled
gradient-echo image (240/2.0; flip angle, 70°) (D), confirming fat
content of mature dermoid.
