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case_images: Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan of the cranial nerves. (A) Coronal projection, T1 with gadolinium contrast at 12 months since onset of left numb cheek, showing left maxillary nerve enhancement at the foramen rotundum (red arrow). (B) Coronal projection, T1 with gadolinium contrast at 26 months since onset, performed after completion of neoadjuvant chemotherapy and surgical resection of breast cancer, showing resolution of left maxillary nerve enhancement.
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case_images: T2-hyperintense, T1 isotense, gadolinium-enhancing lesion of the left maxillary nerve in the foramen rotundum ( Figure 1 ). The rest of the brain parenchyma was unremarkable. After completion of neoadjuvant chemotherapy and surgical resection, a repeat MRI scan (26 months after onset) showed resolution of the left trigeminal nerve enhancement ( Figure 1 ).
case_images: Breast imaging showing tissue that was subsequently proven to be triple-negative ductal carcinoma with apocrine change. (A) Mammography of the left breast showing heterogeneously dense breast stroma, with an area of distortion in the left breast upper outer quadrant, and a density, persisting on cone compression. (B) 28 x 12 x 21mm left breast 1 o'clock vague area of ill-defined hypoechoic tissue, associated with mild distortion and posterior shadowing.
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case_images: Mammography and ultrasound scans of the breasts, performed 14 months after the onset of left numb cheek, showed a 6 x 10 x 6mm area of left breast upper outer quadrant hypoechoic tissue, suspicious for malignancy ( Figure 2 ).