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(A) Sagittal T1 image from MRI of the brain demonstrates an 18-mm tonsillar ectopia, dorsal cervicomedullary bump, and syringomyelia concerning for Chiari I malformation. (B) Sagittal T2 view from MRI of the cervical spine demonstrates large intrathecal hyperintensity consistent with a syrinx, extending downward from the C2 level. The lower limit was not captured in the image. (C) Sagittal T2 view from MRI of the thoracic spine demonstrates large intrathecal hyperintensity consistent with a syrinx and extending up to the T6 level. (D) Axial T2 view of the cervical spine shows a markedly dilated central canal appearing as a prominent intrathecal hyperintensity, consistent with syringomyelia.
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