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Cranial magnetic resonance scan showed microischemia on the bilateral frontal lobe. (A,B) show that different sections of the patient's head MRI are normal.
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A cranial magnetic resonance scan showed microischemia on the bilateral frontal lobe (Figure 1).
Temperature changes before and after MECT. We can see that the patient's body temperature increased significantly after MECT.
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The patient's body temperature also returned to normal on the same day (Figure 2).
Changes in cell count from admission to discharge. We can see the huge changes in cell count in a short time after this patient received MECT.
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We conducted laboratory tests on August 20 and August 24, 2018, and the test results remained normal (Figure 3).