Cranial tomography showing cerebral parenchyma with bilateral occipital subcortical hypoattenuating areas associated with a slight expansive effect that extends anteriorly towards the parietal regions, which do not change after injection of contrast medium, with diffusely diminished cerebral sulci. Alterations compatible with bilateral occipital areas of subcortical vascular disorder, observed in patients with hypertensive encephalopathy, as observed in cases of preeclampsia known as posterior reversible leukoencephalopathy.