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Baseline and evolution of cerebral MRI in neurobrucellosis patient. (a) Initial presentation. (b) 1 month later. (c) 2 months later. (d) 7 months later. (e) 6 months after treatment. (f) 1 year after treatment.
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Seven months prior to presentation, she had been evaluated for this complaint; a head computed tomography (CT) angiography was performed which showed a hypodense, right occipital lesion with ill-defined borders and peripheral contrast enhancement (Figure 1); the study was followed by a brain magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), which confirmed the presence of a solid cortical formation of about 0.7 centimeters in the right occipital lobe, with an irregular border, associated with vasogenic edema.