Fig 2. Case 2: Axial (A–C) and coronal (D–F) T2-weighted MR images obtained 4 months before death. Asymmetric cerebral atrophy is seen in the frontal and temporal lobes, more marked on the right side. Atrophy is more prominent in the anteromedial part of the temporal lobes. Focal and faint hyperintensities are seen in the subcortical white matter in the anteromedial part of the right temporal lobe (arrowheads in E). No definite T2-hyperintensities are seen in the corticospinal tracts in the internal capsules, cerebral peduncles, and pontine base. Change in signal intensity of the substantia nigra is also not seen.