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Head CT after the first episode with neurological symptoms: subcortical parietooccipital, parasagittal hypodense lesions in the white matter bilaterally but more on the left.
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The lesions did not change after the application of contrast agent (Figure 2).
Cerebral MRI: hyperintense in T2 and FLAIR lesion in the left occipital area.
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MRI 6 days after the first episode with neurological symptoms showed hypointense on T1, hyperintense on T2, and FLAIR lesion in the left occipital area subcortically without contrast enhancement (Figure 3).