Figure 3.
MRI study of a 3 month old boy with GBS meningitis and infarction. (A) Axial T1-weighted gadolinium-enhanced MRI showed hyperintensity and (B) T2-weighted MRI showed hypointensity over left anterior frontal area (white arrows) and bilateral frontotemporal subdural effusion (white arrow head); The left anterior frontal lesion showed hyperintensity over diffusion-weighted (C) and hypointensity over apparent diffusion coefficient (D) weighted MRI which revealed recent infarction (white arrows).