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Brain CT, ventricular enlargement, and periventricular calcification.
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On admission, head ultrasonography showed marked enlargement of the left ventricle and hyperintense areas in the bilateral thalamus, and a simple brain CT was performed on the same day, which showed bilateral ventricular enlargement with left-sided predominance, periventricular calcification, and ischemic changes (Figure 1).
Brain MRI, multiple hemorrhagic infarcts with intraventricular perforation. (a): T1-weighted images, (b): T2-weighted images, and (c): T2* and DWI images.
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A simple brain MRI was performed on Day 10 and showed multiple hemorrhagic infarcts with intraventricular perforation and cerebellar atrophy (Figure 2).
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