Spinal cord tumour. Coloured sagittal computed tomography (CT) myelography (contrast medium) scan of the thoracic spinal cord of a 34-year-old woman w
Spinal cord tumour. Coloured sagittal computed tomography (CT) myelography (contrast medium) scan of the thoracic spinal cord of a 34-year-old woman with a spinal cord lesion (upper right) at the T6 to T7 level. It is thought that this is a meningioma, a cancer of the meninges, the brain and spinal cord membranes.
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