PMC7395540_01
Coronal T2-weighted cerebral magnetic resonance imaging: dehiscence of the cribriform plate on the right side, with the basifrontal ptosis of cerebral parenchyma and discrete hypersignal of the ethmoid and the middle and lower turbin as prevailing on the right side.
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Radiologic assessment including T2-weighted cerebral MRI and CT scan showed a bony defect in the right side of the cribriform plate [Figures 1 and 2] with no pneumocephaly or intracranial hypertension (ICH) signs, the MR-angiography (MRA) showed free veinous sinus, and ophthalmic examination carried by an ophthalmologist found a moderate papilledema (e.g., Modified Frisen Scale Grade 2).
Coronal cerebral computed tomography-scan on the bone window: bony defect of the right side of cribriform plate.
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Radiologic assessment including T2-weighted cerebral MRI and CT scan showed a bony defect in the right side of the cribriform plate [Figures 1 and 2] with no pneumocephaly or intracranial hypertension (ICH) signs, the MR-angiography (MRA) showed free veinous sinus, and ophthalmic examination carried by an ophthalmologist found a moderate papilledema (e.g., Modified Frisen Scale Grade 2).