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Radiology, Vol 159, 577-583, Copyright © 1986 by Radiological Society of North America

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Trigeminal nerve: anatomic correlation with MR imaging

DL Daniels, P Pech, KW Pojunas, DP Kilgore, AL Williams and VM Haughton

Through correlation with cryomicrotic sections, the appearance of the trigeminal nerve and its branches on magnetic resonance images is described in healthy individuals and in patients with tumors involving this nerve. Coronal images are best for defining the different parts of the nerve and for making a side-to-side comparison. Sagittal images are useful to demonstrate tumors involving the gasserian ganglion.




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