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T2-weighted brain magnetic resonance image (MRI) conducted at presentation revealed high-signal lesions (black arrows) in nearly the whole area of pons (a), the left side of the midbrain (b), and the bilateral medial thalami (c). These lesions disappeared almost completely on MRI conducted on the ninth hospital day (d-f).
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Brain magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) revealed a lesion of vasogenic edema without enhancement involving nearly the whole area of pons, the left side of the midbrain, and the bilateral medial thalami (Fig. 1a-c). The patient's symptoms completely resolved 3 days after symptom onset, and the edema was confirmed to have disappeared almost completely on the MRI conducted on the ninth hospital day (Fig. 1d-f).