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. 2009 Apr 30;2(1):37–39. doi: 10.14802/jmd.09009

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Figure 1. — Magnetic resonance images at the level of right cingulate gyrus (A1–A4) and corpus callosum (B1–B4). The lesions had high signal intensities on diffusion weighted images (A1, B1) and low signal intensities on apparent diffusion coefficient map (A2, B2). T2-weighted images showed high signal intensity on right cingulate gyrus, corpus callosum, and left caudate nucleus (A3, B3). T1-weighted images showed low signal intensity lesion on left caudate nucleus (B4) and isosignal or subtle low signal intensities on the right cingulate gyrus (A4) and corpus callosum (B4).