Showing posts with label Nerve root avulsion and pseudomeningocele. Show all posts
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Sunday, 25 December 2016

Pseudomeningocele

Nerve root avulsion and pseudomeningocele
•        Findings:
–       Abnormal high T2 signal dumbbell-shaped lesion in a high thoracic neural foramen
–       Mass effect on thecal sac
–       Large high T2 collection in the adjacent soft tissues
•        A result of major trauma.
•        Disruption of the meninges and spill of CSF into surrounding tissues

•        Focal collection at the nerve root may appear as a discrete mass and displace thecal sac.