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medullary spinal cord lesions which demonstrated T 1, T 2, and T 2* lengthening relative to the nor- mal spinal cord signal. Intramedullary TI abnor- malities however, were not

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Page 1: medullary spinal cord lesions which demonstrated T 1, T 2, and T 2* lengthening relative to the nor- mal spinal cord signal. Intramedullary TI abnor- malities however, were not
Page 2: medullary spinal cord lesions which demonstrated T 1, T 2, and T 2* lengthening relative to the nor- mal spinal cord signal. Intramedullary TI abnor- malities however, were not
Page 3: medullary spinal cord lesions which demonstrated T 1, T 2, and T 2* lengthening relative to the nor- mal spinal cord signal. Intramedullary TI abnor- malities however, were not
Page 4: medullary spinal cord lesions which demonstrated T 1, T 2, and T 2* lengthening relative to the nor- mal spinal cord signal. Intramedullary TI abnor- malities however, were not
Page 5: medullary spinal cord lesions which demonstrated T 1, T 2, and T 2* lengthening relative to the nor- mal spinal cord signal. Intramedullary TI abnor- malities however, were not
Page 6: medullary spinal cord lesions which demonstrated T 1, T 2, and T 2* lengthening relative to the nor- mal spinal cord signal. Intramedullary TI abnor- malities however, were not
Page 7: medullary spinal cord lesions which demonstrated T 1, T 2, and T 2* lengthening relative to the nor- mal spinal cord signal. Intramedullary TI abnor- malities however, were not
Page 8: medullary spinal cord lesions which demonstrated T 1, T 2, and T 2* lengthening relative to the nor- mal spinal cord signal. Intramedullary TI abnor- malities however, were not