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Bran magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) showed some abnormal T2 hyperintense signals involving in the splenium and the body of corpus callosum, midbrain and bilateral internal capsule, with slight contrast enhancement (C).
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Brain magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) showed some abnormal T2 hyperintense signals involving in the splenium and the body of corpus callosum, midbrain and bilateral internal capsule (Figure 1A and B), with slight contrast enhancement (Figure 1C).
Cervical MRI indicated T2 hyperintense lesions involving C3-T5.
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C3-T5 (Figure 2A and B). Contrast enhanced thoracic MRI showed T2 hyperintense lesions extending from T7-T12 (Figure 3A and B), with slight contrast enhancement (Figure 3C).
Contrast enhanced thoracic MRI showed T2 hyperintense lesions extending from T7-T12, with slight contrast enhancement (C).
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C3-T5 (Figure 2A and B). Contrast enhanced thoracic MRI showed T2 hyperintense lesions extending from T7-T12 (Figure 3A and B), with slight contrast enhancement (Figure 3C).