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              Figure 3.4.22  (Continued  )                                                               MR




















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              Figure 3.4.23  Intramedullary Histiocytic Sarcoma (Canine)                                 MR





















            (a) DX+C, LAT                    (b) T1+C, SP                     (c) T1+C, TP
            11y FS Labrador Retriever with a 3‐week history of myelopathy neuroanatomically localized to C1–5. A myelographic examination
            shows an intrinsic spinal cord mass at the level of the second cervical vertebra causing an increase in cord diameter and attenuation of
            the subarachnoid contrast columns (a: arrowheads). A well‐defined, intensely enhancing intramedullary mass is seen on MR images
            (b,c: arrow). Postmortem examination revealed a diagnosis of histiocytic sarcoma. The mass was found to have arisen from left of
            midline within the spinal cord parenchyma, explaining the slightly eccentric appearance on MR images (c).



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