Neurofibroma of the alveolar mucosa. Report of a case.
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A 47-year-old woman underwent surgery because of a nonhealing gastric ulcer. An interesting pathologic finding followed.
Although magnetic resonance imaging has a high sensitivity for cerebral and spinal tumors, demonstration of small lesions can be difficult. In a patient with multiple extra- and intraspinal tumors due to neurofibromatosis generalisata, the use of the MRI contrast agent Gadolinium-DTPA resulted in a better differentiation especially of small lesions. High tumor contrast facilitated a safe localisation of the widespread disease using a fast imaging sequence (FLASH).
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