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- fig 1.
Patient 1.
A, Multiple punctate white matter lesions (arrowheads) are visible on T2-weighted FSE MR image (4000/105).
B, The largest lesion is more prominent on corresponding diffusion-weighted image (10,000/105; b = 1000).
- fig 2.
Patient 6.
A and B, Proton density–weighted (A) and T2-weighted FSE (3800/22,90) (B) MR images at different levels show innumerable small lesions scattered throughout the white matter bilaterally.
- fig 3.
Patient 5.
A, T2-weighted MR image (4000/105) shows a lesion in the corpus callosum (arrowhead) and several smaller punctate hyperintensities (arrows).
B, Only the larger lesion in the corpus callosum is visible on corresponding diffusion-weighted image (10,000/105; b = 1000).
C, Axial contrast-enhanced T1-weighted image (540/14) shows several foci of enhancement (arrows).
D, Hyperintensities are seen in the pons and cerebellar peduncle (arrows) on T2-weighted image.
- fig 4.
Patient 8.
A, Cortical hyperintensity (arrow) is poorly seen on this degraded T2-weighted MR image (5400/99).
B, The lesion (arrow) is much better visualized on FLAIR image (9000/110; TI=2500).
C, Coronal contrast-enhanced image (665/20) shows gyriform enhancement in the parietal cortex (arrow).
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TABLE 1:Clinical findings in eight patients with Nipah viral encephalitis
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