Abstract
Cerebral vasospasm was demonstrated with MR angiography in a patient with preeclampsia. MR angiography 5 days after the onset of symptoms clearly demonstrated diffuse intracranial vasospasm. The follow-up study confirmed the resolution of vasospasm successfully.
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