… In this study, the patient is prone and the hips are elevated above the cervical spine to allow
gravity-aided cephalad flow with ventral accumulation of contrast during scanning. Diffuse …

… Imaging findings that may provide etiological clues in superficial siderosis. A, Axial cut of
a cervical spine computed tomography (CT) myelogram showing avulsed C2 nerve roots (…

… such that contrast flows from the lumbar region to the cervical region during the dynamic
CT myelogram. “Downward ascent” of the contrast is monitored in the spinal canal with in-room …

… spine MRI with contrast material, showing prominent vessels on the ventral surface of the
cervical … recognize any vessel on the anterior surface of the spinal cord. The line indicated by …

… In sagittal section (D), hypointensity around the chiasm (arrow) and the cervical spinal cord
is also evident. Hypointensity is present in frontal interhemispheric, calcarine (arrowhead) , …

… It is now accepted that superficial siderosis is due to chronic … a CSF cavity lesion or cervical
root lesion, a vascular tumour (… -haemorrhagic form of superficial siderosis. There have been …

… We present a case illustrating the surgical treatment for superficial siderosis. … siderosis.
This article describes the presentation and management of a patient with superficial siderosis …

… of a patient with superficial siderosis associated with a cervical pseudomeningocoele. …
Magnetic resonance (MR) angiography and MR venography of the cervical region were …

… infratentorial superficial siderosis (iSS) … cervical spinal cord (a, arrow), the VIII cranial nerve
but sparing the VII cranial nerve (b: arrowhead, arrow), the cerebellum and mesencephalon (c…

… Spinal cord atrophy is common.Citation 1 Cervical and thoracic MRI in our first patient
revealed spinal cord atrophy. Susceptibility-weighted imaging (SWI) is a new MR sequence that …