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CRANIAL HYPERTROPHIC INTERSTITIAL NEUROPATHY AMERICAN JOURNAL OF NEURORADIOLOGY Jordan, J. E., Lane, B., Marks, M., Chang, Y., Weinberger, M. 1992; 13 (6): 1552-1554

Abstract

The authors describe a patient with complex cranial neuropathy caused by pathologically proved hypertrophic interstitial neuropathy. Plain and contrast-enhanced MR studies were performed prior to surgical exploration. Surgical complications caused the patient's death and a complete pathology study was done. Though nonspecific, MR proved helpful in determining the extent of disease and areas of anatomic involvement.

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