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(A) non-contrast CT scan at the level of thalamus showing hypodense foci in the left thalamus and hypodense lesion in the right frontal lobe. (B) after infusion of iodinated contrast agent, a heterogeneous enhancement of the lesion.
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A CT scan showed three hypodense foci of 6-10 mm in diameter within the left thalamus and lesions in the right frontal lobe (Figure 1).
MRI of the brain. (A) Coronal SE T2-weighted image showing multiple lesions with high signal intensity, much better visible in FLAIR sequence (B). (C,D) Numerous scattered inflammatory lesions enhancing uniformly in different brain structures.
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Because the radiological image was ambiguous, the diagnostics was extended by an MRI which showed some scattered lesions of various sizes and abnormally high signal, which might have indicated inflammatory lesions of fungal aetiology (Figure 2).