Radikulopathie
Tarlov cyst: Unusual cause of radiculopathy - A case report. Cystic mass lesion with high signal T2 at the level of S2 with widening of spinal canal, scalloping of adjacent vertebral bodies and compression of the adjacent nerve root.
Tarlov cyst:
Unusual cause of radiculopathy - A case report. Cystic mass lesion with high signal T2 at the level of S2 with widening of spinal canal, scalloping of adjacent vertebral bodies and compression of the adjacent nerve root.
Tarlov cyst: Unusual cause of radiculopathy - A case report. T1 weighted sagittal MRI showing a cystic mass lesion with low signal T1 at the level of S2.
Tarlov cyst:
Unusual cause of radiculopathy - A case report. T1 weighted sagittal MRI showing a cystic mass lesion with low signal T1 at the level of S2.
Tarlov cyst: Unusual cause of radiculopathy - A case report. Contrast-enhanced sagittal T1-W images showing lack of contrast enhancement of the perineural cyst.
Tarlov cyst:
Unusual cause of radiculopathy - A case report. Contrast-enhanced sagittal T1-W images showing lack of contrast enhancement of the perineural cyst.
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Assoziationen und Differentialdiagnosen zu Radikulopathie:
sakrale symptomatische Tarlov-Zysten
sakrale
symptomatische Tarlov-Zysten
