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Radiograph of the hip before surgery (left) and after surgery (right).
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MRI brain DWI (upper) and FLAIR (lower).
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The MRI protocol for stroke assessment (DWI, FLAIR, T2WI, ADC, and T2*), performed two hours after the CT scans of the brain, revealed multiple, scattered, small ill-defined high signal intensity lesions on T2W and FLAIR images with restricted diffusion involving the cortex and white matter of bilateral cerebral hemispheres, right caudate nucleus, and bilateral cerebellar hemispheres (Figure 2).
Chest radiograph at 1 hour after surgery (left) and 24 hours after surgery (right).
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The chest radiograph revealed consolidation at both lungs, more prominent at both lower lung fields (Figure 3), which is consistent with acute respiratory distress syndrome. The chest radiograph was improved (Figure 3).
MES was detected in right MCA.
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It revealed 10 high-intensity transient signals (HITS) on day 1 and 2 HITS on day 3, and they disappeared on days 7 and 10 (Figure 4).