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From the case:
von Hippel Lindau
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Selected MRI images demonstrate multiple enhancing intramedullary lesions, the largest at C4/5, with an associated syrinx.
From the case:
von Hippel Lindau
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Catheter angiography demonstrates the cord lesions to be very hypervascular consistent with hemangioblastoma.
From the case:
von Hippel Lindau
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MRI demonstrates a left inferior pole renal mass consistent with a renal cell carcinoma.
Case Discussion
This individual has established von Hippel Lindau disease with a renal cell cancer on the left and cervical cord hemangioblastomas with an associated syrinx.