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case_images: Cerebral MRI axial section diffusion sequence showed bilateral capsule lenticular ischemic lesions (ancient at the right and recent at the left).
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case_images: MRI disclosed an ancient ischemic right capsulolenticular lesion, with recent ischemic lesions in left capsule-lenticular region (Figure 1). MRI with gadolinium revealed enhancing lesions compatible with intracranial multiple arterial aneurysms (Figure 2).
case_images: Axial and coronal cerebral MRI T1 gadolinium demonstrated several aneurysms of cerebral arteries.
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case_images: MRI disclosed an ancient ischemic right capsulolenticular lesion, with recent ischemic lesions in left capsule-lenticular region (Figure 1). MRI with gadolinium revealed enhancing lesions compatible with intracranial multiple arterial aneurysms (Figure 2).
case_images: Cerebral MRI showed persistent multiple aneurysms 6 months after treatment.
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case_images: The control MRI remained unchanged with persistent diffuse and unruptured aneurysmal dilatation and ancient cerebral stroke (Figure 3).