Fig. 2From: Combined modality PET/MR for the detection of severe large vessel vasculitisPET, MR, and PET/MR images. The MR, PET, and combined PET/MR findings in a patient with severe LVV (top row) presenting with a multi-year history of aching in bilateral legs and a stabbing pain in bilateral calves, and in a patient with non-severe LVV (bottom row), presenting with arthralgia and chronic constipation. Arrows point to an example vessel-of-interest in a severe LVV patient with positive PET and MR findings (at the ascending thoracic aorta) and in a non-severe LVV patient with positive MR findings (at the descending thoracic aorta). Positive MR findings more effectively ruled-in severe disease compared to PET, while negative PET findings more effectively ruled-out severe disease compared to MRBack to article page