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Brilliantly enhancing lesion in left lateral ventricle on MRI.
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Interestingly both CT-scan and MRI revealed brilliantly enhancing left lateral ventricular lesion with unilateral hydrocephalus (Figure 1).
Recurrence of lesion on CT-scan after surgery.
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Then the patient was advised to do a CT-scan which revealed lesion of the same pattern in the same location as before (Figure 2). After completion of radiotherapy, the patient was perfectly well at 13th postoperative month (Figure 2).
T1 image axial view precontrast film.
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T1 Image axial view postcontrast (Figure 3) and precontrast film (Figure 4) were also examined.
T1 image axial view postcontrast film.
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T1 Image axial view postcontrast (Figure 3) and precontrast film (Figure 4) were also examined.
T1 image coronal view postcontrast film.
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T1 image of coronal view in postcontrast film was also evaluated (Figure 5).
T2 image sagittal view.
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T2 image in sagittal view (Figure 6) also found the SOL.
Flare image.
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Flare image (Figure 7) was examined as well.