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Axial CT abdomen and pelvis imaging showing an enlarged spleen with evidence of acute segmental infarction with well-defined hypodensities.
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Coronal view of CT abdomen and pelvis showing numerous hypodensities of the interpolar region and lower pole of the left kidney consistent with infarctions.
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MRI of the spine with paraspinal soft tissue swelling and enhancement at the level of L1 and L2 as well as ventral epidural enhancement without rim-enhancing intraspinal or paraspinal fluid collections.
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MRI revealed findings of discitis and osteomyelitis of the lumbar (L) spine (Figure 3) and thoracic (T) spine (Figure 4).
MRI thoracic spine with findings of discitis/osteomyelitis involving T5-6 with trace enhancement of the left anterior T5-6 epidural space.
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MRI revealed findings of discitis and osteomyelitis of the lumbar (L) spine (Figure 3) and thoracic (T) spine (Figure 4).
TEE findings noted mitral valve vegetations on the lateral posterior P2 segment (red arrow) and severe mitral regurgitation with systolic reversal of the right pulmonary vein.
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TEE otherwise revealed a normal left ventricular cavity, normal wall thickness, and ejection fraction of 60% with a similarly normal right ventricle (Figure 5).