PMC4802984_01
Magnetic resonance imaging T2-weighted sagittal view showing oval slightly hyperintense tumor
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F1
Lesion was seen in intradural compartment [Figure 1].
Postcontrast axial T1-weighted sequence
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F2
There was intense homogenous enhancement with gadolinium contrast administration [Figure 2].
Oval reddish tumor amidst nerve roots
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F3
An oval reddish tumor was seen occupying the whole canal [Figure 3].
Tumor gets dissected out from the thick root
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F4
Tumor was dissected out in two pieces [Figure 4].
Postoperative magnetic resonance imaging showing complete excision
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F5
MRI was done, and it showed complete removal with no residue [Figure 5].
Histopathology-lobular proliferation of capillary-sized blood vessels and elongated spindle cells
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Histopathology sections showed a vascular spindle cell tumor composed of a lobular proliferation of capillary-sized blood vessels and elongated spindle cells [Figure 6].