Lymphomatous leptomeningitis by F. Chait in Journal of Clinical Case Reports Medical Images and Health Sciences.

Lymphomatous leptomeningitis by F. Chait in Journal of Clinical Case Reports Medical Images and Health Sciences. 

Abstract

Keywords : Lymphomatous leptomeningitis, MRI.

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Lymphomatous leptomeningitis, refers to the spread of malignant cells into the CSF space by haematogenous spread. The clinical presentation is varied. Headache is the main symptom. MRI shows a leptomeningeal thickening with intermediate signal on T2 ( ‘’A ‘’ white arrow) , Flair and T1, strongly enhanced after injection of gadolinium ( “B-C ‘’white arrow). It is secondary to leptomeningeal metastatic deposits by dissemination of cancer cells along the meningeal surface. Postcontrast T1WI is the diagnostic sequence of choice in Lymphomatous leptomeningitis.

Declaration of Interests : The authors declare that they have no competing interests.

 

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