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Axial FLAIR MRI images (1a and 1b) demonstrate bilateral hyperintense lesions in frontal white matter and basal ganglia (without affecting the thalamus), and minimal mass effect. Arrows: lentiform fork sign.
Deep anterior-circulation variant of posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome
# 18807 10.12.2024
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Axial T1W MRI showing bilateral asymmetrical hypointensities involving the bilateral centrum semiovale region.
Rare neuroimaging patterns in infancy: Effects of hyperglycaemia and hypernatremia
# 18704 24.09.2024
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T2 and FLAIR sequences with slight signal intensity changes in the basal ganglia, predominantly on the right.
Editors selection Diabetic striopathy, shortly diagnosed complication in diabetes mellitus II. Case report
# 18381 16.11.2023
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Axial CT images at the level of the basal ganglia showed white matter hyperdensities on the right
Editors selection Hyperglycemia induced hemichorea-hemiballismus in a 71-year old female presenting with involuntary unilateral movements
# 17472 27.10.2021
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Axial non-contrast head CT was performed (FIG01). Liver (A-C) and brain (D-F) window. The most significant finding was the hy
Hyperosmolar hyperglycemic nonketotic syndrome in an unknown diabetic patient
# 16968 11.08.2020
Clinical Cases
Central pontine myelinolysis: A pictorial review of MRI findings
# 16939 03.08.2020
Clinical Cases
X-ray of both hands AP
Atypical cause of short stature with growth hormone deficiency: Pituitary stalk interruption syndrome
# 15437 25.02.2018
Clinical Cases
MRI T1W
Secondary Fahr-type brain calcifications: Imaging by CT or MR?
# 15494 07.02.2018
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MRI of the pituitary gland
Ectopic neurohypophysis in a child with anterior hypopituitarism
# 14075 25.09.2016
Clinical Cases
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