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- Fig 1.
A 13-year-old girl with insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus. Spectra from the right basal ganglia during DKA episode and after recovery, demonstrating a lower NAA/Cr ratio during DKA.
- Fig 2.
Relative (A) NAA/Cr and (B) Cho/Cr in the basal ganglia, occipital gray matter, and periaqueductal gray matter in study patients during DKA episode and after recovery.
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