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Figure 1
Neuroimaging of spondylosis with gadolinium enhancement. Sagittal
magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) reveals T2‐signal hyperintensity in the
spinal cord (A). A long segment of cord edema is seen within the upper
spinal cord from the C2-C3 disc space extending to the inferior endplate
of C5. A disc bulge at C3-C4 mildly flattens the anterior aspect of the
spinal cord. A linear area of contrast with the “pancake enhancement
pattern” is seen slightly below the disc level (B) indicated by the
arrows.
Figure 2
Axial gadolinium enhancement in cervical spondylosis. (C-D)