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- Sagittal CT imaging of the lumbar spine indicates dural ectasia and the presence of a Tarlov cyst.
- MRI scans reveal siderosis in the cerebellar sulci and abnormal iron deposits in the dental nuclei, predominantly on the left side.
- Additional MRI images show multiple areas of superficial siderosis throughout the examined regions.
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Sagittal computed tomography of lumbal spine showing dural ectasia and Tarlow Cyst (red arrows) (A). Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) axial slice, susceptibility-weighted imaging (SWI) sequences showing siderosis in cerebellar sulci (red arrows) and in the inset uncharacteristic iron deposition in dental nuclei, more pronounced on the left side (red arrows) (B, inset). MRI, SWI, axial slice, showing numerous foci of superficial siderosis (C).
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