Fig. 8
From: Radiological manifestations and complications of lung and brain in Egyptian COVID-19 patients
Male patient aged 29 years old, with history of COVID-19 infection 1 month ago, presented by headache, weakness in right side of the body and tingling started 3 days ago. MRI brain showed well-defined callosal and pericallosal left frontal area of altered signal intensity (black arrows) denoting subacute infarction, displaying high signal intensity in DWI (A) and intermediate signal intensity in ADC map (B) denoting free diffusion. The lesion displays isointense signal in T1WI (C) and high signal intensity in FLAIR sequence (D) and T2WI (E). Axial CT chest cut (F) of the same patient shows bilateral peripheral ground-glass opacities (white arrows) (moderate severity)