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1 Fig. 2. Imaging findings of the lesion on brain MRI
Fig. 2. Imaging findings of the lesion on brain MRI. (a-c) Axial T2WI showing ill-defined high signal intensity (HSI) with parenchymal swelling in the pons, both middle cerebellar peduncles (arrows), and anterior medulla. (d) Diffusion-weighted imaging showed no diffusion restriction at the sites of the T2-HSI lesions. (e) No definite lesion enhancement is seen on the MR image. Investig Magn Reson Imaging Sep;19(3):

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