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Atypical presentation of a common opportunistic infection in advanced AIDS

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Figure 1: MRI brain axial FLAIR imaging showing ill- ill-defined heterogeneous, hyperintensity noted involving left parieto-occipital region and also involving the  sple-nium of corpus callosum with extension of contralateral lobe, with extensive perilesio
Figure 2: Singal voxel localizer (rectangle) placed on the lesion involving corpus callosum and periventricular white matter (A)
Figure 3: Follow up MRI at 3 months showing signifi- signifi-cant reduction in the size of the lesion

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