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T2-weighted MRI images with ischemic changes in the left temporal lobe.
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A left temporal brain infarct was visualized [Figure 1].
Axial CT of the neck: a calcified, elongated left stylohyoid process adjacent to the vertebral structures.
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Imaging reconstruction of neck structures showed bilateral elongation of styloid processes, more prominent at the left side.
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Lack of visualization of the left internal carotid artery (angiographic data).
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The angiographic study suggested a lack of visualization of the left internal carotid artery compatible with a dissection that led to the temporal ischemia [Figure 4].
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