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FIG 5. Striatal without neocortical involvement. Axial DWI in a 40-year-old man with sCJD shows abnormal symmetric hyperintensity in bilateral caudate nuclei, right putamen, and possibly right thalamus. Left putamen and thalamus are not definitely abnormal. Mild hyperintensity in bilateral cingulate cortex is thought to be normal variation and magnetic susceptibility artifact.
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