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Magnetic resonance imaging of cervical spine; saggittal view of cervical segment of spinal cord is shown. The image shows T2 hyperintense signal in central cervical spinal cord from first to sixth cervical level, showing subtle enhancement and causing expansion of involved cord.
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T1 iso- to hypointense signal and T2 hyperintense signal in central cervical spinal cord from first to sixth cervical level, showing subtle enhancement and causing expansion of involved cord (Figure 1). This was probably suggestive of myelitis or demyelination.
Magnetic resonance imaging of the brain; axial section of the brain is shown. The image shows normal study of the brain.
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MRI study of the brain was normal (Figure 2).