Series of axial CT scans

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Series of axial CT scans Series of axial CT scans.A, Infiltration and decalcification of the sphenoid wing underlying neurofibromas.B, Infiltration and decalcification of the temporal bone underlying neurofibromas.C, Infiltration and decalcification of the occipital bone underlying... Series of axial CT scans.A, Infiltration and decalcification of the sphenoid wing underlying neurofibromas.B, Infiltration and decalcification of the temporal bone underlying neurofibromas.C, Infiltration and decalcification of the occipital bone underlying neurofibromas. Claude Jacquemin et al. AJNR Am J Neuroradiol 2002;23:644-648 ©2002 by American Society of Neuroradiology