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case_images: Brain MRI. Contrast-enhanced axial transverse T1-weighted view showing multiple necrotic and cystic lesions appearing as low signal intensity areas surrounded by an intensely enhanced rim corresponding to the pyogenic membrane (a). There was a regression of the lesions three weeks later (b).
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case_images: By contrast, brain magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) performed five days later revealed multiple brain abscesses predominating in the grey nuclei (Figure 1).
case_images: Dendogram generated by BioNumerics showing the results of cluster analysis on the basis of XbaI PFGE of E. coli isolates from blood, urine, and CSF.
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case_images: To determine the genetic relatedness between the three isolates of E. coli (blood, CSF, and urine), isolates were analyzed via pulsed-field gel electrophoresis (PFGE) with XbaI, showing the same pulsotype (Figure 2).