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Cerebral Schistosomiasis:MR and CT Appearance
AJNR 17:1598-1600, Preidler,K.W.,et al, 1996
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Article Abstract
After returning from Africa,a 54-year-old man began to have episodes of headache and nausea,then a cerebral convulsion.Clinical and laboratory findings and response to chemotherapy indicated a diagnosis of cerebral schistosomiasis.Three lesions were seen on CT and MR studies;two appeared to be subacute intracerebral hematomas,one in the right parietal lobe and one in the frontal lobe;the third lesion,in the cortex of the left occipital lobe,appeared to be a cyst.These lesions could represent small granulomatous tissue reactions with secondary hemorrhages.
 
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