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. 2013 Jul 22;5(3):e13. doi: 10.4081/ni.2013.e13

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Figure 2. — A) Axial T2 weighted image reveals extensive confluent hyper-intense signal abnormality throughout the subcortical white matter with no obvious signal change within the cortex. The white box within the left semi-centrum ovale subcortical white matter represents the voxel used for generating magnetic resonance spectroscopy, shown in figure two; B) magnetic resonance spectroscopy of the subcortical white matter revealing an abnormally high peak for creatinine and choline downstream and to the left of the main central NAA peak with a small yet abnormal presence of a lactic acid peak upstream from the NAA peak.