"T1: hypo- or isointense; may demonstrate hyperintense intra-lesional punctiform foci representing fat lobules due to entrapped bone marrow"
"T2: hyperintense"
"T1 C+ (Gd): usually no enhancement (enhancement is considered an atypical feature) 9"
"DWI/ADC: no restricted diffusion"
"Initially, the term vertebral intraosseous chordoma was used 7, although given that the relationship between these lesions and chordomas remains uncertain it is probably best to avoid this term. Other terms that have been used include giant (vertebral) notochordal rest and giant notochordal hamartoma (of intraosseous origin) 3,9."
"Initially, the term vertebral intraosseous chordoma was used 7, although given that the relationship between these lesions and chordomas remains uncertain it is probably best to avoid this term. Other terms that have been used include giant (vertebral) notochordal rest and giant notochordal hamartoma (of intraosseous origin) 3,9."
"Initially, the term vertebral intraosseous chordoma was used 7, although given that the relationship between these lesions and chordomas remains uncertain it is probably best to avoid this term. Other terms that have been used include giant (vertebral) notochordal rest and giant notochordal hamartoma (of intraosseous origin) 3,9."
"T1: hypo- or isointense; may demonstrate hyperintense intra-lesional punctiform foci representing fat lobules due to entrapped bone marrow"
"T1: hypo- or isointense; may demonstrate hyperintense intra-lesional punctiform foci representing fat lobules due to entrapped bone marrow"