The spinal cord ends at an abnormally low level, looking as if it is being pulled by a distorted and enhancing subcutaneous tissue, mostly granulation tissue and fibrotic changes due to the previous surgery.
A fusiform CSF-intensity lesion within the distal spinal cord.
Dural ectasia opposite to the surgery site.
Better seen on the axial sections, the spinal cord ends as two separate parts, however, no bone spur or septum is seen in between them.