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case_images: Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) performed 2 weeks after trauma: FFE-coronal (a), T1 weighed (b), and T2-axial (c) sections showed bilateral (right > left) basi-frontal lesions. Right insular lesion is not shown.
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case_images: Two years later, a control MRI showed stability in white matter lesions, but atrophy of bifrontal cortex was more severe (Figures 1 and 2).
case_images: A control MRI was performed 2 years after trauma: FLAIR section (a) showed stable white matter lesions (right fronto-parietal and left posterior-parietal), T2-weighed (b) and T1-axial (c) sections showed worsening in bi-frontal atrophy.
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case_images: Two years later, a control MRI showed stability in white matter lesions, but atrophy of bifrontal cortex was more severe (Figures 1 and 2).