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. 2019 Jan 22;10:4. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2019.00004

Table 2.

Radiologic, CSF, and exam findings over time in patient.

Oct 2015 Dec 2015 Early Jan 2016 Late Jan 2016 June 2016 Oct 2016
(post-R-CHOP)
PET Denied by insurance Focal activity L pectoral/ subpectoral region + brain
CT chest Negative Negative
MRI
Brain Negative Multiple enhancing lesions Complete resolution
Spine Negative Enhancing left C4-C8 Roots
MRI BRACHIAL PLEXUS
T2 hyperintensity Negative Diffusely hyperintense Diffusely hyperintense Reduction
T1 enhancement Negative Negative Yes, from roots into distal branches Complete resolution
CSF
WBC 18
(81% lymphocytosis)
9 11
(83% lymphocytosis)
<3
Protein (mg/dL) 48 39 43 56, 70
Cytology Negative Reactive lymphocytosis Lymphocytosis with atypical large lymphocytes Large atypical lymphocytes
Immunophenotype Negative B and T Cell Rearrangement studies negative Lambda restricted B cell population
EXAM/SYMPTOMS
Horner's syndrome Present Present Present Present Resolved
Left Arm strength Deltoid IV, biceps/triceps II, WE/WF/FF IV Deltoid II, Triceps IV, Biceps now I, WE/WF/IO IV Normal
Steroid responsiveness Partial improvement in strength Partial improvement in strength
Pain Tingling digits IV and V Axillary pain Shoulder pain Resolved
EMG/NCS Left lower trunk plexopathy Left pan- plexopathy, lower trunk predominant

PET, positron emission tomography; MRI, magnetic resonance imaging; CSF, cerebrospinal fluid; WBC, white blood count; EMG/NCS, electromyography nerve conduction studies, WE, wrist extensors; WF, wrist flexors; FF, finger flexors; IO, interossei.