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case_images: Brain MRI shows a T2 hyperintense lesion in the mesial temporal lobes (A), right sub-lenticular region on axial FLAIR (B), and gadolinium enhancement in the right>left leptomeningeal, perisylvian regions, and mesial temporal lobes on axial T1-weighted post-gadolinium administration (C). Follow-up MRI shows resolution of findings on axial FLAIR (D,E), and T1-weighted post-gadolinium administration (F).
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case_images: Brain MRI with gadolinium revealed T2 hyperintensity lesions in the right sub-lenticular region and gadolinium enhancement in the right>left leptomeningeal, perisylvian regions, and mesial temporal lobes (Figures 1A-C). MRI was performed three months later and showed a resolution of the previous findings (Figures 1D-F). MRI of the spinal cord and CT of the chest, abdomen, and pelvis with contrast were unremarkable.