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Egyptian Journal of Radiology and Nuclear Medicine
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Fig. 5

From: Potential role of susceptibility-weighted imaging in the diagnosis of non-neoplastic pediatric neurological diseases

Fig. 5

A nine years old male presented with right-sided weakness and diagnosed with moyamoya disease. A, B Axial FLAIR (A) and T2 WI (B) show left frontal and parietal area of encephalomalacia due to repeated ischemia with right corona radiate ischemic foci and lacunar infarcts. C Axial DWI No recent infarcts were seen. D SWI shows classic brush sign of deep medullary veins at the basal ganglia and thalamus draining into the subependymal vein (stage 3). E, F, G Source image (E) and post-processing MRA (F, G) show attenuated both middle cerebral arteries, anterior cerebral arteries and distal part of ICA

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