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(a, b) Contrast enhancement in the posterior side of the bilateral insular cortex, right hypothalamus, and inferior left frontal cortex consistent with encephalitis.
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Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) showed contrast enhancement in the posterior side of the bilateral insular cortex, right hypothalamus, and inferior left frontal cortex consistent with encephalitis (Figures 1(a) and 1(b)).
Improvement with a markedly decreased contrast enhancements localized to the insular cortex and frontal lobe, as well as the disappearance of hypothalamic lesions.
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In the second month of his follow-up, cranial MRI findings showed improvement with markedly decreased contrast enhancements localized to the insular cortex and frontal lobe and the disappearance of hypothalamic lesions (Figure 2).