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Egyptian Journal of Radiology and Nuclear Medicine
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From: Additional diagnostic role of MRI spectroscopy, diffusion and susceptibility imaging in differentiation of CPA masses: our experience with emphasis on schwannomas and meningiomas

Fig. 6

A 42-years-old male patient presented with a headache. Images revealed a right CPA mass involving the clivus bone on one side (off-axial), iso-intense on T1WI (a), hyperintense on T2WI (b), showing homogenous post-contrast enhancement, on T1WI+C (c), seen hyperintense with hypointense foci on DWI with ADC value 2 × 10−3 mm2/s (d, e), not involving the 8th nerve on CISS (f), showing high choline peak on MRS (g) hypoperfused on MRP map and curve (h, i). These findings were matching with the final diagnosis of right chondrosarcoma

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