Twenty-three-year-old male patient with a typical cholesteatoma detected with diffusion weighted imaging.
Axial T2-weighted magnetic resonance image of lumbar level L4/5 shows the lateral recess that is bordered laterally by the pedicle, posteriorly by the superior articular facet, and anteriorly by the vertebral body, endplate margin, and disc margin.
Images A-F show serial, T2-weighted fat suppressed axial sections of the proximal leg and demonstrate a large multilobulated globular extra-neural ganglion cyst (block arrows).
Proton density fat suppressed, serial axial (A, B), coronal (C) and T1-weighted, axial (D) show a well-defined lobulated slightly elongated cystic lesion (black stars) at the spinoglenoid notch compressing upon the suprascapular nerve (white arrow), which is seen separately from the cyst with preserved fat plane.
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