orbital teratoma
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Orbitales,
retrobulbäres Teratom bei einem 2 Monate alten Kind, somit kongenital: Oben T2 axial, T1 axial, T2 koronar; unten T1 KM 3 Ebenen
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Congenital
orbital teratoma: a case report with preservation of the globe and 18 years of follow-up. a and b The 1-day infant at presentation
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Congenital
orbital teratoma: a case report with preservation of the globe and 18 years of follow-up. a CT of the orbits shows a large heterogeneous mass, filling the entire orbit. b T2-weighted MRI shows the tumor to be hyperintense to fat and extraocular muscles
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Congenital
orbital teratoma in fetal MRI. Axial CT reveals enlargement of the left orbit containing a predominantly cystic mass. Minor associated calcification in the posterior globe. No identifiable lens or anterior chamber.
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