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Fig. 9C —53-year-old woman with right shoulder and hand pain, right
miosis, ptosis, and hypohidrosis of entire right side of face. Clinical
findings suggest tumor possibly involving brachial plexus with preganglionic
Horner syndrome. Coronal contrast-enhanced T1-weighted MR image depicts
homogeneous enhancement of mass (asterisk) infiltrating roots of
brachial plexus. Surgical finding was neurofibroma.
