Weighted diffusion subtraction (WDS) is a new imaging tool which may be useful for estimating the tissue characteristics within a voxel. In this study, DWI histogram (low b vs. high b) was generated and referred to WDS. On the histogram, the data distribution represents the tissue composition with blurring caused by partial volume. DWI histogram can visualize the relationship between T2WI (low b value DWI) and WDS.
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