Figures:
Figure n°1: Axial sections of a brain CT scan without injection showing
a suprasellar cystic lesion surrounded by calcifications responsible for
an hydrocephalus
Figure n°2: Axial (A), sagittal (B) and coronal (C) sections of a brain
MRI on T2-WI (A), T2 Flair-WI (B) and T1-WI with injection of Gadolinium
showing a suprasellar cystic mass compressing the floor of the third
ventricle thus a hydrocephalus.
Figure n°3: Axial section of a postoperative brain CT scan showing a
regression of the cystic portion and persistence of the calcifications,
as well as a contact between the ventricular tip of the VP shunt and the
cystic wall.
Figure n°4: Abdominal CT scan showing an ascites in which the peritoneal
tip of the VP shunt is visible.