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case_images: Unenhanced CT imaging of the brain from initial presentation showing a dense focus of calcification with surrounding low attenuation change.
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case_images: CT imaging performed following the initial presentation in August 2013 found foci of dense calcification in the right frontal lobe with adjacent white matter low attenuation changes (Figure 1).
case_images: (a, b) Transverse T2 fluid-attenuated inversion-recovery sequence demonstrating confluent T2 weighted hyperintensities restricted to the right cerebral hemisphere.
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case_images: MRI in December 2013 revealed confluent periventricular and deep white matter changes in the right cerebral hemisphere (Figure 2a,b).
case_images: Transverse susceptibility-weighted MR sequence demonstrating signal dropout corresponding to the focus of calcification but with no evidence of haemorrhage elsewhere.
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case_images: This again demonstrated the asymmetric right-sided white matter changes and calcification (Figure 3).
case_images: Linear scleroderma resembling a scar from a frontoparietal laceration, more noticeable when the patient's hair was parted.
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case_images: This was only visible clinically after the patient's hair had been combed to one side (Figure 4).