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. 2019 Feb 1;6(2):e543. doi: 10.1212/NXI.0000000000000543

Figure 1. Radiologic features of human myelin oligodendrocyte glycoprotein immunoglobulin G–positive patients with cranial nerve involvement.

Figure 1

Patient Id.1 (A–D). (A) Bilateral upper cerebellar peduncle. (B and C) Left and right trigeminal nerve gadolinium enhancement on T1W postcontrast sequence. (D) Complete resolution of the lesions on T1 postgadolinium. Patient Id. 2 (E–H). (E) White matter cerebral lesions on FLAIR sequences. (F, a–c), Bilateral oculomotor nerve gadolinium enhancement in the cisternal part of the nerve on T1W postcontrast sequence with fat saturation. (G) Focal cervical T2 lesion on spinal cord MRI. (H) Resolution of oculomotor gadolinium enhancement on T1W postcontrast sequence with fat saturation. Patient Id.3 (I–L). (I) Brainstem asymmetric FLAIR hyperintensities and dorsal pontine tegmentum hyperintensity. (J and K) Bilateral trigeminal nerve gadolinium enhancement on FLAIR postcontrast sequence. (L, a and b), Bilateral vestibulocochlear nerve gadolinium enhancement on FLAIR postgadolinium sequence.