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Coronal images from gadolinium-enhanced magnetic resonance imaging at initial diagnosis of neurolymphomatosis (Panel A), and after treatment with bendamustine (Panel B). Enlargement and strong postgadolinium enhancement of the left sacral nerve that was observed at diagnosis (Panel A, arrow) disappeared after six courses of treatment with bendamustine and rituximab (Panel B, arrow).
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Gadolinium-enhanced magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) revealed enlargement and strong postgadolinium enhancement of the left sacral nerve root, findings consistent with neurolymphomatosis (Fig. 1A). The patient received six courses of BR, after which MRI showed no sign of the lesion (Fig. 1B).