PMC9940286_01
Axial section of cranioencephalic CT without evidence of alterations in the brain parenchyma, suggestive of acute or expansive vascular lesions.
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Axial sections of cranial MRI and orange arrow indicates right paramedian medullary ischemic lesion, predominantly anterior.
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It described the presence of a recent right paramedian medullary ischemic lesion, predominantly anterior, focused without mass effect (Figure 2); cortical linear enhancement in the right posterior, posterior convexity, pre and postcentral with some restriction of diffusion suggestive of a focused meningeal infectious process (Figure 3) and sedimentation of purulent material in the posterior slope of both lateral ventricles (Figure 4).
Axial sections of cranial MRI and orange arrow indicates cortical linear enhancement in the right posterior suggestive of a focused meningeal infectious process.
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It described the presence of a recent right paramedian medullary ischemic lesion, predominantly anterior, focused without mass effect (Figure 2); cortical linear enhancement in the right posterior, posterior convexity, pre and postcentral with some restriction of diffusion suggestive of a focused meningeal infectious process (Figure 3) and sedimentation of purulent material in the posterior slope of both lateral ventricles (Figure 4).
Axial sections of cranial MRI and orange arrows indicate sedimentation of purulent material in the posterior slope of both lateral ventricles.
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It described the presence of a recent right paramedian medullary ischemic lesion, predominantly anterior, focused without mass effect (Figure 2); cortical linear enhancement in the right posterior, posterior convexity, pre and postcentral with some restriction of diffusion suggestive of a focused meningeal infectious process (Figure 3) and sedimentation of purulent material in the posterior slope of both lateral ventricles (Figure 4).