Intra-axial

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intraaxial

The term intra-axial is an anatomical or imaging-based designation of location and is defined as a process located within the brain parenchyma.

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The Glioblastoma is, for example, a typically intra-axial Brain tumor.

Glioblastoma on MRI
Visualization of a glioblastoma on MRI: a noncontrast T1-weighted sequence on the left and a postcontrast T1-weighted sequence on the right.

Further examples of intra-axial lesions:

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