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case_images: MRI Depiction of Cerebral Infarction in a 7-Month-Old Infant Post COVID-19. (A, B) MRI reveals a patchy region in the right basal ganglia and right thalamus exhibiting long T1 and T2 signal intensities. The internal signal is heterogeneous, predominantly displaying high signal intensity on DWI and FLAIR images, indicative of infarction in these areas. No other significant abnormal MR signal abnormalities are noted. (C, D) Follow-up MRI one month post-stroke. Patchy areas exhibiting long T1 and T2 signal intensities are present in the right basal ganglia and right thalamus, characterized by short T1 signals and comparatively shorter T2 signals within the lesions. No other significant abnormal MR signal anomalies are detected. Notably, regions of encephalomalacia are evident in the right basal ganglia and right thalamus, with a discernible reduction in lesion size relative to earlier assessments.
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case_images: A cranial magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) indicated right basal ganglia and thalamic infarction ( Figures 1A, B ). A follow-up MRI indicated reduced size of the old lesion and resolved surrounding edema ( Figures 1C, D ).  Tables 3 ,  1 , and  2  summarize the clinical course and assessment results before and after rehabilitation.