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Fig. 1. Patient 1: 3 cm left sided occipital lesion with increa-
sed signal. The lesion is situated adjacent to the falx and is
consistent with an infarct.
Fig. 3. Patient 1: Two left sided lesions. An occipital lesion and
a lesion posteriorly in the thalamus. Both with increased sig-
nal and consistent with an infarct.
Fig. 2. Patient 1: 2 cm left sided lesion in the cerebellum with
increased signal. The lesion is sharply outlined and is consis-
tent with an infarct.
Fig. 4. Patient 2: Above the ventricles in front of the precentral
sulcus on the left side is an increased signal in a 2x3 cm cort-
ical region with high water content. Consistent with infarction
and oedema.