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case_images: Transverse and sagittal T2 MRI sequence of the thoracolumbal spine. The heterogenous, hypointense mass compressing the spinal cord from the left laterodorsal side is marked by the arrow
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case_images: The revealed mass showed contrast uptake that was visible in the T1 sequence. There was a T2-hyperintense signal change within the spinal cord at the level of the compression (Figure 1). The CT showed a bony proliferation originating from the left pedicle of T11, with laterodorsal compression of the spinal cord.
case_images: Transverse three-dimensional reconstruction and dorsal and sagittal CT scans revealed a boney proliferation compressing the spinal cord from the left, laterodorsal at the level of T10-11 (arrows)
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case_images: No periosteal reactions or lysis of the adjacent bone indicating infection or malignant behaviour were noted (Figure 2).