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Large retroclival prepontine mass infiltrating the posterior aspect of the clivus and compressing the brain stem posteriorly. It is hypointense in T1, markedly hyperintense in T2 and shows minimal enhancement post contrast.
Q: What is by far the most likely diagnosis? show answer
A: Chordoma
This lesion was resected and confirmed to be a chordoma.
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