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Acute infarcts and microhemorrhages. Axial diffusion (A and B) and gradient-echo (C and D) sequences in a 61-year-old man with COVID-19 infection. There are acute infarcts within the bilateral cerebral white matter (blue arrows) and a left occipital hemorrhagic infarct (orange arrow). There are innumerable microhemorrhages throughout the bilateral cerebral hemispheres (yellow arrows).
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Manuscripts Describing MRI Brain Findings in COVID-19 Patients Articles 22 Journals 14 Countries 7 Patients with MR imaging of the brain described 126 Investigational studies 5 Case series 6 Case report 11 Imaging Finding No. of Cases Acute or subacute infarcts 32 Leukoencephalopathy 17 Cortical FLAIR signal abnormality 15 Microhemorrhages 14 Leptomeningeal enhancement 14 PRES 4 Demyelinating lesions or exacerbation of MS 3 Dural venous thrombosis 2 Signal abnormality and/or enlargement of the olfactory bulbs 2 Acute hemorrhagic necrotizing encephalopathy 1 Rhombencephalitis 1 Miller-Fisher Guillain-Barré syndrome 1 Hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy 1 Normal findings on brain MR imaging 19
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