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case_images: Pre-operative MRI showed C3 vertebral body collapse with epidural and prevertebral soft tissue collection causing cord.
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case_images: An enlarged mass-like lesion may be seen on contrast-enhanced T1-weighted imaging; this lesion has migrated to the anterior epidural region, which reveals central spinal stenosis ( Figure 1).
case_images: A computed tomography (CT) image taken after surgery reveals a titanium cage and plating were used in conjunction with an anterior cervical corpectomy and discectomy.
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case_images: One month after surgery, follow-up MRI scans showed no evidence of tumor growth in the C3 vertebral body.
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case_images: One month following the operation, MRI scans revealed that the C3 vertebral body had not shown any signs of new tumor development ( Figure 3).