PMC5502299_01
T1 sagittal image which shows isointense lesion which is extending from D12-L2 Level
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T12-L2 Level [Figure 1]. The T2 sagittal scan showed an irregular hyperintense lesion [Figure 2] that intensely enhanced with contrast [Figure 3].
T2 sagittal image shows irregular hyperintense lesion
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T12-L2 Level [Figure 1]. The T2 sagittal scan showed an irregular hyperintense lesion [Figure 2] that intensely enhanced with contrast [Figure 3].
Lesion shows intense post contrast enhancement
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T12-L2 Level [Figure 1]. The T2 sagittal scan showed an irregular hyperintense lesion [Figure 2] that intensely enhanced with contrast [Figure 3].
In Axial image the lesion is in posterior and right lateral epidural space extending to the right paraspinal region through the right L1-L2 neural foramina
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Axial image of the lesion documented its posterior/right lateral epidural location extending through the right L1-L2 neural foramen [Figure 4].
Intra operatively lesion is visible after lifting the dura
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The lesion was easily dissected away from the dura and total excision of the mass was achieved [Figure 5].
After 6 months of follow up MRI patient does not show any residual or recurrent lesion
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At 6 postoperative months, MR documented no residual or recurrent lesion [Figure 6].
Histopathology sections of lesion shows vascular neoplasm composed of variable caliber blood vessels predominantly thin walled which are arranged back to back
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The neoplasm was also poorly circumscribed [Figure 7].