Fig. 1.

Noncontrast computed tomography (CT) of the brain at the time of presentation. The noncontrast CT scan at the time of presentation demonstrated multiple supratentorial and infratentorial hyperdensities measuring up to 8 mm, which were concerning for possible hemorrhagic metastases in the setting of history of malignancy. The largest lesion was in the left parietal lobe and measured approximately 8 mm (A). Additional smaller hyperattenuating lesions were also seen in the right frontal lobe (B) as well as in the medial right cerebellar hemisphere and left frontal centrum semiovale (not shown on current figures).