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- Fig 1.
Representative imaging findings on FLAIR, DWI, and ADC sequences in 3 different subjects with familial CJD. In A (fCJD 1), signal intensity abnormality involves the caudate nucleus, putamen, and thalamus, bilaterally. B (fCJD 2) demonstrates abnormal signal intensity primarily in the left caudate nucleus. In C (fCJD 3), there is involvement of both caudate nuclei, right greater than left, right cingulate gyrus, and right frontal lobe.
- Fig 2.
This subject (fCJD 4, case 2012) was rated as normal by FLAIR and DWI and was considered to be a false-negative by MR criteria (see Discussion). The ADC images (not shown) appeared normal.
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