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Fig. 4A —59-year-old man with penile cancer. Unenhanced heavily
T2*-weighted (A) and contrast-enhanced heavily
T2*-weighted (B) images obtained with TE of 21 msec show two
left inguinal lymph nodes (arrows, A). Contrast-enhanced image
(B) shows a drop in signal intensity (arrows, B)
compared with unenhanced image (A). This was interpreted as malignant
nodal infiltration. Patient underwent inguinal lymphadenectomy, which revealed
nodal fibrosis without any evidence of malignancy.
