Jugulotympanic paraganglioma
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Mass lesion centred within the left jugular foramen andwhich descends into the carotid space just below the skull base. It enhances vividly and demonstrates mixed T2 and T1 signal including many small low signal flow voids creating a salt and pepper appearance. The mass causes complete effacement of the left internal jugular vein and displaces the left internal carotid artery anteriorly. Altered flow signal within the left transverse and sigmoid sinuses on the T1 images is likely due to slow flow, with no thrombosis seen on the post-contrast images.
Bilateral paramedian inferior frontal lobe gliosis (best seen on coronal T2 FS images) is in keeping with prior traumatic brain injury. Abnormal low T2 signal within the posterior aspect of the right cavernous sinus relates to coils from prior transvenous treatment of carotid-cavernous fistula.
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