PMC2729520_01
T1/T2 weighted MRI
images showing parasagittal infarcts.
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As a consequence, the radiologist on discussion with the medical team proceeded to MRI of his brain which demonstrated extensive subcortical white matter parasagittal cerebral infarcts with focal lesions seen involving the globus pallidus bilaterally, corpus callosum, and the right cerebellar hemisphere (See Figure 1).