D
Plate 4
MRI scan of a patient with a surgical excision in the right HG;
illustrated are planes of section oriented horizontally (A), sagittally (B),
and coro-
nally (C). The left side of panels A, B, and C show the patient
’s scan alone, with an
arrow
indicating the region of excision/undercutting. The images on the
right side
of panels A, B, and C show the patient’s scan coregistered with an anat
omical probabilistic map of HG derived from normal individua
ls (Ref. 44).
The
crosshairs
indicate the same position in the standardized space as the
arrow
. Note the correspondence between the position of HG as det
ermined from
the map and the patient’s partially excised HG region. The
ye
llow box
in panel C indicates the region of the removal pictured in close-up in panel D
, which
illustrates the transition from intact, to undercut, to fully excised tissue (coronal sections taken at 3-mm intervals, posterior
to anterior).
Arrows
again
correspond to the
crosshairs
in the other panels and indicate the location of the HG region.