PMC9219391_01
MRI of longitudinal spinal cord lesions: T2-weighted sagittal view of the cervical and upper thoracic cord showing a longitudinally extensive cord signal abnormality (A, red arrows), predominantly involving the central aspect (B, red arrowhead) of the cord from T3-T4 down to T9-T10. T1-weighted sagittal view with gadolinium showing a peripheral enhancement pattern (C, green arrows). 338 x 160 mm (125 x 125 DPI)
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Fig1
Smaller, more chronic-appearing non-enhancing dorsal cord lesions were noted at C4-C5 and T1 (Fig. 1).