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Brain magnetic resonance imaging and computed tomography (CT) scans. Diffusion-weighted imaging shows bilateral hyperintensity lesions of basal ganglia (A, arrows), temporal lobe (B, arrows), and cerebellum (C, arrows), with corresponding hypointensity lesions of basal ganglia on T1-weighted image (D, arrows). CT scan shows decreased attenuation of bilateral basal ganglia (E, arrows). And a repeat CT scan 3 days thereafter shows bleeding of the left caudate nucleus (F, arrow).
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Following MRI of the head demonstrated hyperintense signals of the basal ganglia, temporal lobe, and cerebellum bilaterally on diffusion-weighted image (Fig. 1A-C) and a corresponding hypointense signals on T1-weighted image (Fig. 1D). And a CT scan of the head revealed prominent decreased attenuation in the corresponding basal ganglia (Fig. 1E). A repeat CT scan after 3 days revealed bleeding of the left caudate nucleus (Fig. 1F).