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Brain MRI shows a region of high signal intensity in bilateral frontal lobe.
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Brain magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) showed a region of high signal intensity in the bilateral frontal lobes, which indicated the possibility of metabolic encephalopathy or infarction (Figure 1).
Histopathology of liver showed nodular cirrhosis with mixed-type steatosis involving approximately 60% of hepatocytes.
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Liver pathology showed nodular cirrhosis with mixed-type steatosis involving approximately 60% of hepatocytes (Figure 2).
Brain MRI indicated cerebral atrophy after liver transplantation.
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Approximately 1 month after the surgery, brain MRI indicated cerebral atrophy (Figure 3).