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Contrast-enhanced and Diffusion-weighted Cranial MRI Scans on Day 3 of Admission and after 6 Months. On the third day of admission, post-contrast T1 MRI showed partial cerebellar surface enhancement (A,B) and get better at 6 months later after discharge (C,D).
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China) for pathogen-induced meningitis verification. Contrast-enhanced and diffusion-weighted MRI (3.0T) was performed on day 3, and the partial cerebellar surface enhancement was revealed (Figure 1), which matched the manifestation of cryptococcal meningitis, and no abnormal signals were detected in the cerebral parenchyma.