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Axial FLAIR scans show a somewhat heterogeneous hyperintense intra-axial lesion in the right
frontal/parietal lobes, located mostly in the white matter. The signal abnormality extends
into the genu of the corpus callosum. There is mass effect with midline shift.
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Left: Axial T2WI shows homogeneously hyperintensity within the lesion. Again, the majority of
the lesion is within the white matter.
Right: Axial post contrast T1WI shows that the lesion is hypointense without enhancement.
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Left: Sagittal T2 images show an expanded cervical cord with T2 hyperintensity.
Right: Sagittal post contrast T1WI with fat saturation shows no abnormal enhancement.
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Post contrast Axial and Coronal T1WIs of the orbits with fat saturation show enhancement of
the optic nerves, bilaterally.
Key words: mri cervical spine orbits white matter disease demyelinating inflammation
Brain, Spine & ENT Diagnosis:
Tumefactive multiple sclerosis
& Devic's disease