Fig. 10
From: Radiological manifestations and complications of lung and brain in Egyptian COVID-19 patients
Female patient aged 40 years old known to be hypertensive with recent history of COVID-19 developed altered consciousness. MRI brain shows multiple nearly symmetrical subcortical patchy areas of altered signal intensity are seen at both high parietal and, occipital regions (black arrows) displaying high signal in FLAIR and T2 WI (A–C), free diffusion in DWI & ADC (D, E) this MRI features are suggestive of PRES (posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome). Axial CT (F) chest cut of the same patient shows bilateral peripheral ground-glass opacities mixed with crazy-paving appearance (severe severity)