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Axial MRI post contrast showing this giant grape- like mass. 

Axial MRI post contrast showing this giant grape- like mass. 

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Figure 1. Post-operative CT scan after initial transmastoid surgery at...
Figure 2. Patient presents to our facility 14 months later with...
Figure 3. Diffusion MRI showing no restricted diffusion. 
Figure 4. Coronal MRI post contrast showing this giant grape-like mass...
+4 Figure 5. Axial MRI post contrast showing this giant grape- like mass. 
The Giant Grape-Like Enterogenous Cyst Extending from the Upper Cervical Canal to the Ambient Cistern: Case Report and Literature Review
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Objective and Importance: The authors report the first known case of a giant multiloculated grape-like enterogenous cyst extending from the upper cervical canal to the ambient cistern. Clinical Presentation/Methods: We report the case of a 40-year-old male who had a prior transmastoid craniotomy at an outside facility 14 months prior with an indete...
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