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PMC9904511_02
T1-weighted image of the sagittal section of the cervical spinal cord showing a well-defined extradural extramedullary isointense lesion along the anterior surface of the spinal cord extending from mid-C7 to mid-T1 vertebral levels (arrow).
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FIG1
An MRI cervical spine with whole spine screening was suggestive of a well-defined, extradural, extramedullary lesion which was T1 isointense and T2/short-tau inversion recovery (STIR) hypointense, seen along the anterior surface of the spinal cord which was extending from C7-T1 vertebral level with compression of the spinal cord (Figures 1, 2).
T2-weighted image of the sagittal section of the cervical spinal cord showing a well-defined extradural extramedullary hypointense lesion along the anterior surface of the spinal cord extending from mid-C7 to mid-T1 vertebral levels (arrow).
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FIG2
An MRI cervical spine with whole spine screening was suggestive of a well-defined, extradural, extramedullary lesion which was T1 isointense and T2/short-tau inversion recovery (STIR) hypointense, seen along the anterior surface of the spinal cord which was extending from C7-T1 vertebral level with compression of the spinal cord (Figures 1, 2).
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