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14-year-old boy with NF. A and B, Sagittal unenhanced (A) and coronal contrast-enhanced (B) T1-weighted MR images show typical findings of OPG in patients with NF: thickened retroorbital optic nerves and chiasm, with preservation of original contour. The tumor is small and homogeneous, without any cystic components
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4-year-old girl without NF. Axial contrast-enhanced T1-weighted image shows typical findings of optic glioma in patients with NF: a large mass, with cystic components, that does not respect the boundaries of the optic pathways. The temporal horns are enlarged, and the right middle cerebral artery courses in a fissure of the mass (arrow)
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