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. 2020 Nov 4;16:2649–2660. doi: 10.2147/NDT.S274487

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Lesions’ distribution in brain MRI in patients with AE and IE, and abnormal MRI images in 4 patients. The lesions’ distribution of 30 IE patients and 25 AE patients with abnormal MRI image (A). Brain MRIs show T2 hyperintensities relatively restricted to the unilateral medial temporal lobe in a patient with AE ((B), arrows). Panel (C) shows thalamus T2 hyperintensities in a patient with AE (arrow). Panel (D) shows unilateral temporal lobe T2 hyperintensities in a patient with IE (arrow). Panel (E) shows bilateral deep frontal lobe T2 hyperintensities in a patient with IE (arrow).

Abbreviations: AE, autoimmune encephalitis; IE, infectious encephalitis.