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T2 weighted MRI of the brain in sagittal section, showing low-signal subependymal lesion beneath lateral ventricles along with bilateral supratentorial subcortical flair hyperintense signal lesions.
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We recommended a brain MRI, which revealed multiple low-signal subependymal lesions less than 1 cm in size, beneath both right and left lateral ventricles along with multiple bilateral supratentorial subcortical flair hyperintense signal lesions (Figure 1).
(a) CT cut from the abdomen showing multiple hypodense lesions in the liver with the largest lesion in the right lobe. (b) Lower cut showing multiple angiomyolipomas in the upper pole of the right and left kidney, which have interrupted the normal size, shape, and density of the organ. The Hounsfield values of the lesions are similar to that of the subdermal fat tissue.
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In abdominal cuts of a chest CT some very suspicious lesions were also seen in the liver and kidneys, which had the Hounsfield values of the subdermal fat tissue (Figure 2).
HRCT of the chest, showing diffuse cystic changes distributed equally in all regions of both lungs.
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Also considering the history of TB exposure and her resistant dyspnea, a high-resolution computerized tomography (HRCT) of the chest was recommended; as a result, diffuse atelectasis of bronchioles in both lungs was seen along with multiple thin-walled cystic lesions distributed equally in all pulmonary zones (Figure 3).