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Axial T2 MR image showing bilateral thinned out optic nerves with prominent optic nerve sheath fluid
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Fundoscopic evaluation revealed bilateral pale chalky white disc pallor, which was more on the left side, suggestive of optic atrophy [Figure 1].
Axial T2 weighted images showing thinned out bilateral optic nerves (arrows)
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However, no altered signal intensity within the nerves was seen [Figures 2 and 3].
Fundoscopic image showing bilateral optic disc pallor suggestive of optic atrophy predominantly on the left globe
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However, no altered signal intensity within the nerves was seen [Figures 2 and 3].
Volume rendered images showing bilateral symmetrical expansile lesions giving rise to "Soap bubble" appearance
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The lesions predominantly showed lytic areas [Figures 4 and 5] with sparing of condyloid processes [Figure 5].
Axial, Coronal and Sagittal CT images showing bilateral symmetrical expansile predominantly lytic lesions involving the body, rami and coronoid processes of bilateral mandible (arrows). Typical sparing of condyloid process of mandible (arrow heads) seen
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The lesions predominantly showed lytic areas [Figures 4 and 5] with sparing of condyloid processes [Figure 5].
Axial sections of posterior fossa showing Retrocerebellar arachnoid cyst with classical CSF appearance on all images (Hyper in T2, Hypo in T1 and no DWI restriction) with mass effect over both cerebellar hemispheres
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She also had normal secondary sexual characters and the examination of her genitourinary system was within normal limits [Figure 6].