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Thoracic spinal ependemoma (T11-T12) sagittal view - Read Topic
Sagittal : MR - T2 weighted

Cystic lesion with internal septation present at the conus medullaris measuring approximately 3.6 CM in longitudinal dimension and .9 cm in AP dimension. Syringomyelia noted at the visualized portion of thoracic spinal cord.

ACR Code: 3 . 3

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Original Source: University at Buffalo School of Medicine/Fam Med Dept: Diagnostic Imaging for the Primary Care Physician rotation
Submitted by: David Gorovoy - Author Information
Affiliation: SUNY at Buffalo
Approved By: Geoffrey Gerow - Editor Information

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