MRI of Acute MS

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This coronal (frontal) contrast enhanced MRI image of the brain through the level of the brain stem reveals a prominent ring enhancing lesion in the left side of the pons. T2 weighted images demonstrated extensive, mass-like brain stem edema and swelling. This represents a form of acute MS that can stimulate a tumor therefore it is referred to as tumefactive.

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RM2HJCP47–MRI of normal brain (left) and one with acute multiple sclerosis (right). On the left is an MRI scan, T2 weighted, axial view through the brain of a 54 year old female. On the right is an axial MRI image of the brain through the level of the brain stem, revealing extensive edema and enlargement of the pons extending into the left (on your right) middle cerebellar peduncle. There is prominent ring enhancement on post contrast images. This represents a form of acute MS that can stimulate a tumor; therefore, it is referred to as tumefactive.