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English: 4-year-old boy with angiocentric glioma. High-resolution, T2-weighted image shows that the hyperintense, expansile lesion is predominantly cortical and lies anterior to the central sulcus
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Manoj Kumar Raghu H Ramakrishnaiah

Rohan Samant

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MRI scan of 4 year old boy with angiocentric glioma

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