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Brain axial magnetic resonance imaging T1-weighted sequence after gadolinium intravenous administration showing thickening and enhancement of bilateral vestibulocochlear nerves and solitary lesion in right cerebellar hemisphere.
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MRI was performed to assess the progression of neurological deficit. MC and two cerebellar secondary lesions were seen and there was bilateral enhancement and striking thickening of both vestibulocochlear nerves (Figure 1), also consistent with MC.
Entire stomach wall infiltrated with solid nests of tumor tissue, with occasional central necrosis. Tumor is adenocarcinoma grade III.. Notes: Hematoxylin and eosin stain; x200 magnification.
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The autopsy report described poorly differentiated ulcerative gastric cancer (Figure 2), tumor enlarged abdominal lymph nodes, MC, and subcortical cerebellar metastasis.