An Atlas of Signs in Neuroradiology
Authors:
Dr. Paramdeep Singh,
Dr. Sameer Peer,
Dr Kamaljeet Singh Randhawa,
Format: Paperback | Genre : Medical Science | Other Book Detail
Format: Paperback | Genre : Medical Science | Other Book Detail
Findings:
MRI Brain coronal FLAIR image reveals heterogeneous lesion in right
temporal lobe with hyperintense rim separating the lesion from surrounding
normal parenchyma. This is referred to the “bright rim sign”. No obvious
mass effect is seen. It is seen in the DNET (Dysembryoplastic Neuroepithelial
tumor).
Discussion:
DNET are most commonly located in the temporal regions. Diagnosis of
DNET is made on basis of history of partial seizures particularly before
20 years of age and is usually associated with no neurological deficit.
These tumors are cortical based lesions without significant mass effect and
peritumoral edema. Other radiological features comprise wedge like shape
with internal septations, absence of calcifications, no appreciable post contrast
enhancement and infrequently scalloping of overlying calvarium.
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