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case_images: 1: A 68-year-old male patient with intracranial aspergillosis. A-B: The axial non-contrast brain CT shows centrally hypodense lesions with peripheral hyperdense areas, compatible with an abscess (red arrows), in the anterior part of the right frontal lobe. Additionally, there is extensive vasogenic edema in the surrounding brain
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case_images: Computed tomography (CT) of the patient's brain revealed multiple well-defined hypodense lesions with a hyperdense rim and areas of widespread vasogenic edema (Figure 1).
case_images: A 68-year-old male patient with intracranial aspergillosis. An abscess (Red arrows) exhibiting diffusion restriction is observed in the right frontal lobe denoted by hyperintense signals on diffusion-weighted images (A,C) and hypointense signals on apparent diffusion coefficient maps (B,D). Furthermore, concurrent vasogenic edema (yellow asterisk) is observed in the right cerebral hemisphere.
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case_images: Significant diffussion restriction was observed in these lesions (Figure 2).