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Images obtained over the clinical course.
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Brain CT was once again performed, this time revealing narrowing of the cerebral ventricles and globally indistinct cerebral sulci, findings suggestive of cerebral edema (Figure 1A). In addition, an apparent diffusion coefficient (ADC) map of these areas, obtained on hospital day 7, showed decreased signal intensity (Figure 1B). Brain T2-weighted FLAIR MR imaging performed on hospital day 85 showed the high signal intensity regions in the occipital subcortical white matter to be gradually disappearing, and we believe this was part of the healing process (Figure 1C).