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case_images: CT scan shows a dense calcified nodule in the subependymal aspect on right side and a poorly enhancing area in right temporal lobe (arrow).
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case_images: A poorly enhancing heterogeneous lesion was evident in the right temporal lobe, and a densely calcified nodule was present in the subependymal region of the right frontal lobe (Figure 1).
case_images: Axial and coronal T2 images demonstrating the right temporal lobe lesion (arrows) with bilateral numerous nodular lesions.
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case_images: Subsequent magnetic resonance (MR) imaging (Figure 2) performed (T2-weighted images TR/TE-4300/114 ms, T1-weighted images TR/TE-500/7.8 ms) showed a large lobulated lesion within the right temporal lobe, mainly on its medial aspect, including hippocampus and amygdala.
case_images: Sagittal T1 imaging of the spine with fat suppression (far right) demonstrating intradural spinal cord lipomas.
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case_images: Large intramedullary spinal lesions were evident, one extending from the level of the C4 vertebra to T7 and another from T10 to T12, with fat signal on T1- and T2-weighted images and fat suppression (Figure 3), in keeping with spinal cord lipomas.