PMC8326991_01
First patient's follow-up MRI showing cystic encephalomalacia in
bilateral medial thalamus (A) and pons (B). Second patient's DWI MRI
showing subtle increased signal in bilateral hippocampus (C) and
thalamus (D), and T2 coronal (E) and FLAIR axial showing increased
signal in bilateral thalamus (F).
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PMC8326991_02_10.1177_2329048X211030751-fig1.jpg
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The brain MRI was positive for symmetric T2 lesions in thalami and mild restricted diffusion in bilateral hippocampus likely representing features of viral or autoimmune encephalitis (Figure 1).
PMC8326991_02
First patient's follow-up MRI showing cystic encephalomalacia in
bilateral medial thalamus (A) and pons (B). Second patient's DWI MRI
showing subtle increased signal in bilateral hippocampus (C) and
thalamus (D), and T2 coronal (E) and FLAIR axial showing increased
signal in bilateral thalamus (F).
10.1177_2329048X211030751-fig1.jpg
PMC8326991_02_10.1177_2329048X211030751-fig1.jpg
fig1-2329048X211030751
The brain MRI was positive for symmetric T2 lesions in thalami and mild restricted diffusion in bilateral hippocampus likely representing features of viral or autoimmune encephalitis (Figure 1).