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MRI of cervical spine with intravenous contrast done on admission with cord enhancement and possible hemorrhage indicated by the arrow.
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Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the spine showed segmental increase in T2 and STIR signal with associated mild expansion of the spinal cord (Fig. 1), consistent with possible transverse myelitis.
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MRI of cervical spine with intravenous contrast done after 12 days with cystic myelomalacia indicated by the arrow.
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There were also areas suggestive of possible spinal cord hemorrhages (Fig. 2).
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