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case_images: Magnetic resonance images of reported case. (A) T2W sagittal. (B) T1W sagittal. (C) STIR sagittal. (D) T2W transverse. (E) T1W transverse. (F) Subtraction transverse (T1W post-contrast minus T1W pre-contrast). (G) T2* GRE transverse.
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case_images: fig1
case_images: T12 (Figure 1).
case_images: Photograph (surgical microscope) showing the intraoperative appearance (dorsal view) of the vascular malformation after dorsal laminectomy, durotomy and (partial) myelotomy. The black arrow points to the right-sided dorsal spinal artery. The yellow asterisk identifies the lesion. Cranial is to the left of the image.
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case_images: fig2
case_images: Amstelveen, Netherlands) was administered. A dorsal laminectomy (T12-T13), durotomy, and midline dorsal myelotomy at the level of the dorsal median sulcus were performed with the use of a surgical microscope, and the vascular lesion in the swollen spinal cord segment was identified (Figure 2).