General Neurology
Lathyrism, konzo, and tropical ataxic neuropathy
Jan. 08, 2024
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Postcontrast fat-saturated T1-weighted magnetic resonance image (left) and subtracted contrast image (right) showing mild peripheral heterogeneous enhancement of the tumor (the enhancement pattern was difficult to ascertain on the unenhanced images because of the strong T1 hyperintensity of the mass). (Source: Srirama Jayamma S, Sud S, Buxi T, Madan VS, Goyal A, Dhawan S. Cervical spinal meningeal melanocytoma presenting as intracranial superficial siderosis. Case Rep Radiol 2015;2015:674868. Creative Commons Attribution License.)