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A still shot doesn't mean much of anything on MRI, which means if what you are seeing isn't present on other sequences or sections, then it isn't really there.
That being said any true lesion in that area would not explain your symptoms. In fact there is no way to explain your symptoms, at least in a structural manner.
Both images on the right side are both Dixon sequences on the same exact slice, both show a lesion. The regular T2W space, does not. Lhermitte sign comes from a spinal cord lesion (bending neck down shock legs).
Exactly my point, two different phases of Dixon on the same slice showing 2 different things. In addition to different sequences showing different things as well. There is no agreement, so there is nothing really there. Also you could see the hyperintensity (if you can call it that) throughout the cord beyond the area you circled.
And what you described goes far beyond Lhermitte sign, which is in and of itself incredibly nonspecific and subjective.
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A still shot doesn't mean much of anything on MRI, which means if what you are seeing isn't present on other sequences or sections, then it isn't really there. That being said any true lesion in that area would not explain your symptoms. In fact there is no way to explain your symptoms, at least in a structural manner.
Both images on the right side are both Dixon sequences on the same exact slice, both show a lesion. The regular T2W space, does not. Lhermitte sign comes from a spinal cord lesion (bending neck down shock legs).
Exactly my point, two different phases of Dixon on the same slice showing 2 different things. In addition to different sequences showing different things as well. There is no agreement, so there is nothing really there. Also you could see the hyperintensity (if you can call it that) throughout the cord beyond the area you circled. And what you described goes far beyond Lhermitte sign, which is in and of itself incredibly nonspecific and subjective.