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Case 1. Peripapillary serous retinal detachments are evident in both eyes.
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Case 1. Brain MR imaging performed at presentation. A, Axial FLAIR study shows high signal intensity within the parieto-occipital regions bilaterally in a distribution typical for PRES more on the left side (black arrow) than the right side (white arrow). B and C, Axial DWI study (B) shows high signal intensity, but an apparent diffusion coefficient study (C) does not show corresponding low signal intensity, findings indicative of vasogenic edema.
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Case 2. Optic disc swelling, hard exudates, peripapillary flame-shaped hemorrhages, and peripapillary serous retinal detachment are evident in both eyes.
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Case 2. Brain MR imaging performed at presentation. A, Axial FLAIR study shows high signal intensity within the occipital regions bilaterally (white arrows) in a distribution typical for PRES. B and C, Axial DWI (B) shows moderately high signal intensity in the occipital regions bilaterally (white arrows), but an apparent diffusion coefficient study (C) did not show corresponding low-signal-intensity findings indicative of vasogenic edema.
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