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. 2019 Mar 8;14(3):e0213514. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0213514

Fig 1. 51-year-old female patient with neuroborreliosis, bilateral neuritis of 3rd nerve, and right MCA territory lenticulostriate infarct.

Fig 1

TOF MRA (targeted MIP, A) shows bilateral medium-grade long-segmental stenosis of intradural ICAs and left MCA M1 segment, and high-grade right MCA stenosis. 2D and 3D VWI in coronal and axial views: Thin concentric VWE (white arrows) of right supraclinoid ICA is barely visible on 3D (B, D) and clearly visible on 2D (C, E) VWI. Concentric VWE at left MCA bifurcation/proximal M2 (white arrowheads) is well visualized on both 2D (E) and 3D VWI (D).