Hypertrophic neuropathy.

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Hypertrophic neuropathy. Hypertrophic neuropathy. A, Axial T1-weighted image (600/20/2) shows the sciatic nerve in the left proximal thigh. The tibial division reveals a central mass (white arrow) that is isointense to muscle and that displaces several mildly swollen fascicles to the nerve periphery. The peroneal division (black arrow) appears normal at this level.B, Axial fast spin-echo inversion recovery image (4600/45/2; echo train length, 8), obtained at the same level as that shown in A, shows normal peroneal division morphology and signal intensity (black arrow). More distally (not shown), the peroneal division manifested abnormal T2 hyperintensity, reflecting a compressive neuropraxic injury that explained the foot drop. The central tibial nerve mass displaces several mildly swollen hyperintense fascicles to the periphery (white arrow).C, Axial contrast-enhanced T1-weighted image (550/14/2) shows modest enhancement of the central tibial division mass (white arrow). There is no abnormal enhancement of the adjacent peroneal division (black arrow). Kevin R. Moore et al. AJNR Am J Neuroradiol 2001;22:786-794 ©2001 by American Society of Neuroradiology