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From: Clinicopathological profile of eosinophilic fasciitis: a retrospective cohort study from a neuromuscular disorder center in China

Fig. 2

Representative MRI on hyperintense short TI inversion recovery (STIR) sequence. (A, B) Apparent edema of the fascial and the adjacent subcutaneous tissue in P13 at the pelvic level. (C) Fascial edema without involvement of adjacent subcutis in P16 at the thigh level. (D) Fascia edema of bilateral forearm in P5. The fascia beneath the subcutis was usually preferentially involved rather than that lying between the muscle bundles (A-D, arrowheads). (E-F) Apparent edema and inflammation of fascia and the adjacent subcutaneous tissue in P10 before treatment. (G-H) The edema and inflammation of P10 were significantly alleviated after treatment with prednisone and methotrexate

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