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case_images: T1-weighted contrast-enhanced coronal MRI. Hypointense nodular lesion in the right capsulothalamic area, with peripheral annular enhancement. Small cortical-subcortical ipsilateral satellite lesion with annular enhancement and perilesional edema.
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case_images: A cerebral MRI was undertaken, finding images suggestive of multifocal abscesses (Figure 1).
case_images: Autopsic brain coronal section. Right thalamus and corona radiata abscessed hemorrhagic infarcts.
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case_images: The macroscopic examination of the brain revealed an abscessed right frontal callosal mass (Figure 2) and satellite microabscesses separated from this main focal spot, associated with bilateral uncal herniation.
case_images: Corresponding histopathological section, stained with hematoxylin and eosin, showing hemorrhagic necrosis rich in altered polynuclear cells.
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case_images: During microscopy, we noticed zones of necrosis rich in altered polynuclear cells (Figure 3).