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Sagittal view of gadolinium-enhanced magnetic resonance imaging of the cervical and thoracic spine showing multiple peripherally enhanced fluid collections (arrows) extending from C3 to T12 spine in the dorsal epidural space.
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An emergent MRI of the spine with contrast was obtained which showed extensive posterior epidural fluid collection with internal air locules extending from C1 to L4 spine with mass effect on the cord and severe thecal sac stenosis in the low cervical and mid thoracic levels (Fig. 1).