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Multiple tiny areas with restricted diffusion in subcortical and periventricular white matter on axial DWI brain.
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Multiple tiny altered signal intensity foci with restricted diffusion seen in subcortical and periventricular white matter of bilateral (B/L) cerebral hemispheres, corpus callosum, and b/L corona radiata with normal MR angiogram are shown in Figure 1.
Axial T2W sagittal section showing D7 intramedullary hyperintensity.
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Axial T2W sagittal section showing D7 intramedullary hyperintensity is shown in Figure 2.
T2W sagittal image showing intramedullary hyperintensity extending from C7-D9 segment (long-segment myelitis).
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T2W hyperintensity in the cervicodorsal cord predominantly from the C7 to D9 level without significant postcontrast enhancement are shown in Figure 3. These findings were consistent with features of encephalomyelitis.