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Axial tomography in simple phase. Diagnosis of COVID-19-related hemorrhagic encephalitis
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With no improvement in their symptoms, they went to a private doctor, who requested a computerized axial tomography of the skull (Fig. 1).
Axial magnetic resonance imaging, sequences T1 (a, b), T2 (c, d), FLAIR (e, f), DWI (g, h), SWI (i, j), and T1 with gadolinium (k, l). A diagnosis of COVID-related hemorrhagic encephalitis was made based on the presence of multiple hyperintense lesions in the subcortical white matter, basal ganglia, thalamus, brainstem, and cerebellum in T2, FLAIR, and DWI sequences, with restricted diffusion in DWI and blooming in SWI
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Magnetic resonance imaging of the skull (Fig. 2) showed the presence of multiple hemorrhagic lesions with surrounding edema in the right thalamus.
Simple chest-computed tomography. A diagnosis of lung infection due to poor management of secretion
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An imaging study (Fig. 3) confirmed a lung infection due to poor secretion management.