"T1: variable, ranging from isointense to CSF to very high T1 signal (white)"
"T2: variable, ranging from isointense to CSF to very low T2 signal (black)"
"DWI/ADC: ranging from mild diffusion restriction to facilitated diffusion 1,3"
Expected headings
"Associations"
"Although congenital, presentation is usually delayed until late childhood or early adulthood 4, presumably due to slow accumulation of cyst content. There is a 2:1 male predilection 4."
"The cyst wall can vary in composition, typically containing either columnar or cuboidal cells, with or without cilia. Additional components of various types may be encountered, including cartilage, fat, bone, lymphatic tissue, glandular components, ependymal or glial tissues 4. Mucin production is variably present 4."
"The cyst wall can vary in composition, typically containing either columnar or cuboidal cells, with or without cilia. Additional components of various types may be encountered, including cartilage, fat, bone, lymphatic tissue, glandular components, ependymal or glial tissues 4. Mucin production is variably present 4."
"The cyst wall can vary in composition, typically containing either columnar or cuboidal cells, with or without cilia. Additional components of various types may be encountered, including cartilage, fat, bone, lymphatic tissue, glandular components, ependymal or glial tissues 4. Mucin production is variably present 4."
"Neurenteric cysts are extra-axial. Approximately 75% of all neurenteric cysts are located in the spinal canal 3. The intraspinal cysts are usually intradural extramedullary (80-90%) 4 and ventral in location 5; they are only rarely intramedullary or extradural 4. The most common location is the cervical spine (~50%), followed by the thoracic spine 4,12."