Arnold-Chiari malformation CT

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Editor-In-Chief: C. Michael Gibson, M.S., M.D. [1]

CT

May demonstrate hydrocephalus, herniated cerebellar tonsils, and a flattened spinal cord. Rarely will CT show a syrinx.

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  Brain: Arnold Chiari II, Hydrocephalus (CT)
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  Brain: Arnold Chiari II, 6 months Post-Shunt (CT)
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  Brain CT: Arnold Chiari I with Intrathecal Contrast; WC
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  BRAIN: ARNOLD CHIARI MALFORMATION (CT)
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  SPINAL CORD: ARNOLD CHIARI MALFORMATION; 3/3 (CT)