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Imaging tools reveal structural changes and inflammation in large vessel vasculitis, highlighting diagnostic importance.
The principal noninvasive imaging modalities for large vessel vasculitis are US, CT angiography, MRI with angiography and vessel wall imaging, and 18 F-FDG PET/CT, and a combination of these tools can be used to detect hallmark features of inflammation and structural changes.
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