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Case 1 T2-weighted (T2W) FLAIR dorsal image of the brain (A), and T2W (B) and T1-weighted (T1W) post contrast (C) transverse images at the level of the thalamus revealed an intra-axial well demarcated lesion to the left of the midline consistent with a dorsal extensive thalamic infract. The lesion (indicated by arrows) is hyperintense compared to normal gray matter on T2W sequences and hypo- to isointense on T1W sequences.
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F1
An intra-axial, focal, well-defined and sharply demarcated lesion was identified within the left thalamus (Figure 1).
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Case 3 T2-weighted (T2W) FLAIR dorsal image of the brain (A), and T2W (B), and T1-weighted (T1W) post contrast (C) transverse images at the level of the caudal cerebellar peduncles revealed an intra-axial well demarcated lesion to the right of the midline consistent with an ischemic stroke affecting the right rostral cerebellar artery. The lesion (indicated by arrows) is hyperintense compared to normal gray matter on T2W sequences and hypo- to isointense on T1W sequences.
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F2
An intra-axial, focal, well-defined and sharply demarcated lesion was identified within the right cerebellar hemisphere (Figure 2).
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Thromboelastographic (TEG) tracing for case 4 performed on citrated whole blood. The TEG was considered hypercoagulable based on a normal reaction time (R), shortened clotting time (K), increased angle and maximum amplitude (MA), and increased clot strength (G). Dotted lines represent reference intervals and solid lines represent the test result.
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F3
The TEG tracing is shown in Figure 3.
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