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Infarct region compatible with large-size MCA infarct in left frontotemporoparietal lobes on cerebral MRI.
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In cerebral magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), an infarct region consistent with large-size middle cerebral artery (MCA) infarct extending cortical-subcortical white-matter in left frontotemporoparietal lobes (Figure 1) and, in MRI angiography, an occluded spectrum from the level of left middle cerebral artery origin (Figure 2) were determined.
Occlusion from origin of left middle cerebral artery on MRI angiography.
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In cerebral magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), an infarct region consistent with large-size middle cerebral artery (MCA) infarct extending cortical-subcortical white-matter in left frontotemporoparietal lobes (Figure 1) and, in MRI angiography, an occluded spectrum from the level of left middle cerebral artery origin (Figure 2) were determined.
Common neurofibromas and "cafe-au-lait" spots on thoracolumbar region.
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As a result of general and palpable examination on admission, Lisch nodules on both eyes and numerous "cafe-au-lait" spots and palpable cutaneous neurofibromas which could be seen with naked eyes in lumbar and thoracic regions (Figure 3) were detected. Due to the existence of Lisch nodules, "cafe-au-lait" spots, and cutaneous neurofibromas (Figure 3), NF1 was considered, and with the help of biopsy from cutaneous neurofibromas, the diagnosis of NF1 was supported.