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Figures
- Fig 1.
A, Circumscribed right frontal calvarial destruction on a CT in bone reconstruction mode. B, Inhomogeneously enhancing right frontal tumor showing a destruction of the inner table of the skull comparable to A.
- Fig 2.
Contrast enhanced axial T1-weighted MRI showing a huge left hemispheric tumor with invasion of the skull and subfalcial herniation.
- Fig 3.
Coronal T1-weighted MRI after contrast showing a huge mass at the right side of the neck and an intracranial tumor with extension to the temporal bone. A smaller extracranial soft tissue tumor is seen in the left side of the neck.
- Fig 4.
A, Bone CT shows destruction around the internal acoustic canal on the right side. B, This tumor would resemble a vestibular schwannoma if not for the bony destruction on axial post-contrast T1 and previous CT in A.
- Fig 5.
A, The tumor partially destroying the clivus has a relatively low T2-signal rendering a chordoma quite unlikely. B, T1-weighted contrast enhanced sagittal MRI with a lobulated solid tumor extending out of the clivus and the craniocervical junction.
