Fig. 2.

A-E CT Pattern 2 depicts ischemia with Temporal Lobe Predominant Encephalopathic Changes. Noncontrast Head CT obtained 9 days after an initial normal head CT and normal brain MRI showed bilateral thalamic and scattered subcortical white matter hypodensities (arrowhead) as well as nonconfluent scattered subcortical and patchy white matter hypodensities with asymmetric involvement of the left temporal lobe (arrows). Findings likely represent developing viral leukoencephalopathy reflective of the neurotropism of COVID 19 and mulifocal thromboembolic infarcts in a COVID 19 positive patient with GBS like ascending weakness.