- This is a facet synovial cyst.
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- These arise from the facet joint and can expand in any direction.
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- Look for a well defined , walled structure that follows fluid signal on all sequences.
Well defined cystic structure (Pink arrow) adjacent to the facet joint and extending into the canal in the epidural space.


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