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case_images: A sagittal T2 weighted and corresponding axial cross sections at two levels. MRI shows an iso- to hypointense possible intradural extramedullary lesion extending from thoracic level two to thoracic level five, which compressed the spinal cord and displaced it anteriorly.
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case_images: Sagittal and axial MRI sections are shown in Figure 1.
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case_images: A sagittal T2 weighted and corresponding axial cross sections at two levels. MRI shows a posterior cystic lesion extending between thoracic levels six and seven, compressing the spinal cord anteriorly.
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case_images: An MRI of the spine revealed a T6-T7 posterior cystic lesion compressing the spinal cord (Figure 2).
case_images: A sagittal T2 weighted and corresponding axial cross sections at two levels. MRI shows a complete resolution of the mass effect on the thoracic spinal cord.
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case_images: A post-op MRI was performed, which showed complete resolution of the mass effect on the spinal cord (Figure 3).