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Kirsch EC et al. – T2 relaxation time is a reliable tool in detecting active GO. The difference in T2–SIR versus T1–SIR is helpful to distinguish inflammatory oedema of the extra ocular muscles from intra–orbital congestion due to reduced venous outflow.

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