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Fig. 3

From: Primary bacterial ventriculitis in adults, an emergent diagnosis challenge: report of a meningoccal case and review of the literature

Fig. 3

Brain magnetic resonance imaging at four weeks of treatment in axial multiple sequences. Decrease of the level of debris layering the occipital horns of the lateral ventricles in all sequences: axial diffusion b1000 (a), axial T1 gadolinium (b) and axial T2 fluid attenuated inversion recovery (FLAIR) gadolinium sequences (c). Clear decrease of the periventricular hyperintensities and ependymal enhancement in T1 with gadolinium (b) and T2 FLAIR gadolinium (c) sequences. Decrease of b1000 DWI hyperintensities. No apparition of new ischemic lesions

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