"These tumours most frequently present with overgrowth of the subcutaneous tissues typically of the head and neck, trunk, and extremities1."
"T1: iso- to hypointense to skeletal muscle"
"T1 C+: usually vivid contrast enhancement"
"T2: hyperintense to skeletal muscle"
"T1: iso- to hypointense to skeletal muscle"
"T1 C+: usually vivid contrast enhancement"
"T2: hyperintense to skeletal muscle"
"There are variable uses and some confusion about the distinction between plexiform neurofibroma and diffuse cutaneous neurofibroma, with some sources not clearly distinguishing between the two. Generally, plexiform neurofibromas are deeper lesions affecting nerves and plexus. The two may, however, co-exist 5."