Fig 1 - Evaluation and treatment of spontaneous intracranial hypotension

Coronal images from a CT myelogram showing contrast extravasating along the course of the left L2 nerve root, called a localizing CSF leak. (B) T2-weighted images from a cervical spine MRI myelogram showing a fluid collection in the dorsal spinal canal extending over multiple segments, called a non-localizing CSF leak.

Go to figure page

Reference

Evaluation and treatment of spontaneous intracranial hypotension - Scientific Figure on ResearchGate. Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Coronal-images-from-a-CT-myelogram-showing-contrast-extravasating-along-the-course-of-the_fig1_334157842 [accessed 28 Apr 2025]

Caption

Fig. 1. Coronal images from a CT myelogram showing contrast extravasating along the course of the left L2 nerve root, called a localizing CSF leak. (B) T2-weighted images from a cervical spine MRI myelogram showing a fluid collection in the dorsal spinal canal extending over multiple segments, called a non-localizing CSF leak.

Embed code

<a href="https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Coronal-images-from-a-CT-myelogram-showing-contrast-extravasating-along-the-course-of-the_fig1_334157842"><img src="https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Brent-Weinberg/publication/334157842/figure/fig1/AS:791450308575233@1565707866206/Coronal-images-from-a-CT-myelogram-showing-contrast-extravasating-along-the-course-of-the.png" alt="Coronal images from a CT myelogram showing contrast extravasating along the course of the left L2 nerve root, called a localizing CSF leak. (B) T2-weighted images from a cervical spine MRI myelogram showing a fluid collection in the dorsal spinal canal extending over multiple segments, called a non-localizing CSF leak."/></a>