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See Latest ArticlesDiffusion-Weighted Imaging Distinguishes Recurrent Epidermoid Neoplasm From Postoperative Arachnoid Cyst in the Lumbosacral Spine
Journal of Computer Assisted Tomography, 06/26/06
Diffusion-weighted imaging can be used to distinguish epidermoid tumor from arachnoid cyst in the intracranial compartment. We report the use of diffusion-weighted imaging in a postoperative spine to successfully distinguish a recurrent epidermoid tumor from arachnoid cyst in a noninvasive manner. Our case illustrates the value of this readily available sequence presently not generally used in the clinical evaluation of spinal pathology
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