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Thoracic CT scan of the mother. Bilateral ground glass opacities and consolidation.
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A thoracic computed tomography (CT) scan revealed bilateral ground glass opacities and consolidation (Figure 1).
Chart of clinical condition of the patient's mother.
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The next day her providers performed an emergency Cesarean section due to further hypoxemia (shown in Figure 2).
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(A,B) Head ultrasound. Day 0 Red allows show bilateral cystic lesions by the anterior horn of the each ventricles.
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On head ultrasound bilateral cystic lesions were found in the anterior horn of the lateral ventricles at birth and 4 days of life (Figures 3A,B).
Brain MRI. (A) T2 flair: Red allows show bilateral cystic lesions. (B) T2-weighted: Red allows show bilateral cystic lesions.
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T1 low signal, T2 high signal, and T2 Flair high signal around the anterior horn of the lateral ventricle (Figures 4A,B). The diagnosis was Grade 2 periventricular leukomalacia (PVL) (based on the definition of the presence of punctate lesions <= 3 mm in individual size in periventricular white matter on either or both of the T1/T2-weighted images and the presence of lesions in bilateral corticospinal tracts or, more extensively, with >= 3 lesions per hemisphere).
Chart of clinical condition of the patient.
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She was discharged on day 64 of life, with no abnormality on exam (shown in Figure 5).