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T2-weighted image in the axial section of the brain (a), and T1 post-contrast image in axial sections of the brain (b), depicting, respectively, T2 hyperintense and T1 post-contrast non-enhancing cystic lesions seen in bilateral parietal, frontal, temporal, and left occipital regions, suggestive of encephalomalacia (white arrows), with dilated bilateral lateral ventricles (red arrows).
Cystic encephalomalacia mimicking ventriculomegaly
# 18670 22.08.2024
Clinical Case
MRI FLAIR and T2 images, axial, coronal and sagittal sections showing hyperintensity and cortical swelling in bilateral inferior frontal and mesiotemporal regions (R > L).
Tuberculosis meningoencephalitis mimicking herpes encephalitis
# 18669 22.08.2024
Clinical Case
Coronal reconstruction demonstrating splenomegaly (blue arrow) measuring 18.6 cm craniocaudal and multiple collateral varices in the wall of the stomach (yellow arrows).
Polycythaemia vera as a predisposing factor for systemic venous thrombosis
# 18667 22.08.2024
Clinical Case
Image findings in the axial non-contrast head CT at the second consult include an acute subdural parafalcine haematoma and a
Spinal subdural haematoma due to traumatic brain injury
# 18653 14.08.2024
Clinical Case
Axial CT. Hyperdense Sylvian fissure “dot” sign (arrow).
Internal carotid artery dissection as a possible complication of Eagle syndrome
# 18646 13.08.2024
Clinical Case
Axial sections of the non-contrast CT brain show a fairly well-defined lobulated near CSF density lesion in the left petrocli
A rare case of left petroclival epidermoid cyst
# 18645 05.08.2024
Clinical Case
Pre-contrast T1-weighted coronal and sagittal MR images through medial eminence revealed the presence of a double bright spot
Pituitary stalk interruption syndrome with partial ectopic posterior pituitary
# 18644 05.08.2024
Clinical Case
Coronal T1-weighted post-contrast fat-saturated image shows a homogeneously enhancing extradural soft tissue lesion along the
Uncovering dural thickening: A rare chronic inflammatory condition of the spinal dura
# 18643 02.08.2024
Clinical Case
Axial CT (1a) and T1-weighted MRI (1b) scans showing bilateral haemorrhage in the dorsomedial aspect of the thalami, extending into the third and lateral ventricles with subsequent hydrocephalus and trans-ependymal oedema.
Wernicke’s encephalopathy with bi-thalamic haemorrhage
# 18626 18.07.2024
Clinical Case
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