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Cysticercosis 

Subtypes

Cysticercosis of abdominal wall

Cysticercosis of back

May Cause

Abdominal wall calcification

Abnormal ventricular configuration

Arachnoiditis

Basal ganglion calcification

Cerebellar lesion

CSF-intensity extraaxial fluid collection

CSF-intensity intramedullary lesion

CSF-intensity intraventricular mass

CSF-intensity posterior fossa lesion

Dense intracranial calcification

Encephalitis and meningitis

Enlarged orbital rectus muscles

Extradural lesion with normal adjacent bone

Extradural spinal lesion

Fourth ventricular lesion

Heterogeneous T1-hypointense intracranial lesion

Heterogeneous T2-hyperintense intracranial lesion

Hyperdense intracranial lesion

Increased intracranial pressure

Intracranial calcification

Intracranial lesion with hypointense ring

Intradural extramedullary spinal lesion

Intraorbital calcification

Intraventricular lesion

Markedly enhancing intracranial lesion

Midline supratentorial lesion

Multiple intracranial calcification

Multiple intracranial enhancing lesions

Multiple pleural masses

Nonvisceral abdominal calcification

Posterior fossa cystic lesion

Posterior lateral ventricle lesion

Widespread abdominal calcifications

Widespread soft-tissue calcification