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(Chiari I malformation (CMI) A T2-weighted sagittal MRI scan, from a patient with Chiari-like symptomatology, demonstrating tonsillar herniation less than 3 mm. The cisterna magna is completely obliterated by the thickened posterior rim of the foramen mag)
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Chiari I malformation (CMI)

A T2-weighted sagittal MRI scan, from a patient with Chiari-like symptomatology, demonstrating tonsillar herniation less than 3 mm. The cisterna magna is completely obliterated by the thickened posterior rim of the foramen magnum. Meniscus sign (white arrow) is present at the inferior pole of the cerebellar tonsils consistent with a CSF block.

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Dimensions of the posterior fossa in patients symptomatic for Chiari I malformation but without cerebellar tonsillar descent. Sekula RF Jr, Jannetta PJ, Casey KF, Marchan EM, Sekula LK, McCrady CS. Cerebrospinal Fluid Res. 2005 Dec 18;2:11. PMID: 16359556

© 2005 Sekula et al; licensee BioMed Central Ltd.

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