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Image description Axial (image 1) and coronal (image 2) T2-weighted MRI show a solid mass (arrowhead) arising from the cervix, extending inferiorly and filling the vagina. The uterine cavity (arrow) is visible to the level of the cervical os. Teaching point Cervical adenocarcinoma arises from glandular epithelium of the cervix and typically presents as a bulky endocervical mass on MRI. Preservation of the uterine cavity with extension through the cervical os helps localize the tumor origin to the cervix rather than the endometrium. This diagnosis is rare in adolescents. In this age group, the imaging differential includes embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma, which can have overlapping features. Imaging alone cannot reliably distinguish these entities, and histopathologic evaluation is required for definitive diagnosis.

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Image description Axial postcontrast T1-weighted MRI (image 1 and 2) shows a cystic mass (arrow) arising from the pancreas with associated omental caking (arrowhead) and ascites. Coronal CT (image 3) of the abdomen and pelvis with bone windows demonstrates osseous metastases. Teaching point Signet ring carcinoma is a rare, aggressive mucin-producing adenocarcinoma that most commonly arises from the stomach, with less frequent origins in the colon, breast, or pancreas.