PMC4617009_01
(a) Brain MRI before starting treatment: Multiple bilateral round lesions in both hemispheres with ring enhancement (b) Brain MRI after 6 months of treatment: A few hypersignal areas in right parietotemporal and left frontal lobes withoutcentral necrosis
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Four months after discharge the patient returned to the hospital with newly-emerged neurological and psychological symptoms such as diplopia, headaches, and breakdowns despite continuous oral antibiotic treatment and brain MRI-scan with contrast that on the contrary was showing diminished cerebral abscesses [Figure 1b].
Diffuse alveolar infiltration in left lung. Right lung shows necrotic lesion in peripheral area and mild-pleural effusion
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The chest CT-scan was inconclusive showing diffuse alveolar infiltrations [Figure 2].