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(A) Midsagittal T1-WI; (B) Midsagittal T2-WI.
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T1-weighted images (WI) (Figure 1A) and slightly hyperintense with central hypointense areas (Figure 1B, arrows) on T2-WI. There is predominantly homogeneous enhancement after the administration of gadolinium-based contrast (Figure 2A-B).
(A) Axial T1-WI with spectral fat suppression; (B) Axial T1-WI with spectral fat suppression and gadolinium-contrast enhancement.
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T1-weighted images (WI) (Figure 1A) and slightly hyperintense with central hypointense areas (Figure 1B, arrows) on T2-WI. There is predominantly homogeneous enhancement after the administration of gadolinium-based contrast (Figure 2A-B).
(A) Midsagittal bone-window CT; (B) Coronal MIP CT.
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Extensive cortical destruction is better appreciated on computed tomography (CT) (Figure 3A-B).