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High-signal lesions in the left frontal lobe involving corpus callosum on fluid-attenuated inversion recovery imaging
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MRI demonstrated high-signal lesions in the left frontal lobe involving corpus callosum on fluid-attenuated inversion recovery imaging [Figure 1].
High-signal lesions in the left frontoparietal lobe involving corpus callosum on fluid-attenuated inversion recovery imaging
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New MRI showed that the lesion is extended to left frontoparietal lobe [Figure 2].
High-signal plaques around the corpus callosum and high-signal lesion in left parasagittal area in T2-weighted imaging
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Last MRI showed multiple high-signal plaques around the corpus callosum and high-signal lesion in left parasagital area due to excision of the tumor [Figure 3].