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The number of leukocytes, red blood cells and bacteria in the patient's urine routine during hospitalization.
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A routine urine examination showed 434.1/muL white blood cells, 53.7/muL red blood cells and 64.9/muL bacteria (Figure 1).
CT of the bladder: the blue arrow marks the location of the patient's bladder wall thickening.
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Cyst in the right kidney (Figure 2).
(A): FLAIR sequence of head MRI; (B): DWI sequence of head MRI; (C): T1 sequence of head MRI. Head MRI did not show meningeal enhancement.
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Sudden onset of unconsciousness on the 3rd day of admission, and cranial magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the brain showed: 1. ventral diffusion-weighted imaging (DWI) punctate high signal in the pontine brain; 2. bilateral frontal lobes with a little lacunar cerebral infarction; 3. mild demyelination changes in the white matter of the brain around the ventricles bilaterally; 4. mild septal sinusitis; 5. right vertebral artery terminal stenosis, right posterior cerebral artery P3 segment, anterior cerebral artery local mild stenosis, cerebrovascular atherosclerotic changes (Figure 3).