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NCCT of the head showing calcification (arrows) in bilateral basal ganglia region suggestive of "mineralizing angiopathy"
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Non-contrast computerized tomography scan (NCCT) of the head [Figure 1] showed calcification in bilateral basal ganglia region.
(A) Diffusion-weighted MRI showing an area of restricted diffusion in left thalamic and basal ganglia region suggestive of an acute infarct. (B) Corresponding apparent diffusion co-efficient image
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MRI [Figure 2] suggestive of an infarct. MRI angiography [Figure 3] of the brain showed normal morphology and flow signal in bilateral internal carotid artery, anterior cerebral artery, and middle cerebral artery.
Magnetic resonance angiography showing normal morphology and flow signal in all vessels
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MRI [Figure 2] suggestive of an infarct. MRI angiography [Figure 3] of the brain showed normal morphology and flow signal in bilateral internal carotid artery, anterior cerebral artery, and middle cerebral artery.