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An axial CT scan of the head after i.v. contrast enhancement showing tumour mass located in right fronto-temporal region of the brain.
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A CT (Figure 1) and MRI (Figure 2) scans showed a tumour of the right fronto-temporal lobe, 55mm in diameter, with a high vascular bed after i.v. contrast enhancement. The tumour was surrounded by quite an extensive zone of oedema (Figure 1).
MRI brain scan showing tumour mass located in the fronto-temporal region of the brain. (A) T2-weighted image and (B) T1-weighted image after i.v. contrast enhancement
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A CT (Figure 1) and MRI (Figure 2) scans showed a tumour of the right fronto-temporal lobe, 55mm in diameter, with a high vascular bed after i.v. contrast enhancement.
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MRI of the cervical spine: Sagittal (A) and transverse (B) T2-weighted images of the cervical spine demonstrates two intradural extramedullary masses at the level of C2-C3 abutting the ventral aspect of the spinal cord. (C) Sagittal contrast-enhanced T1-weighted image shows an intense contrast enhancement of the masses, consistent with metastatic disease.
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During follow-up, a control MRI scan performed in 10/2014 showed no further local recurrence, but new lesions in the medulla were found (Figure 3).