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Limbic encephalitis







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MRI demonstrates bilateral increased signal in the mesial temporal lobes.
Case Discussion
MRI demonstrates bilateral increased signal in the mesial temporal lobes, which in this case was consistent with limbic encephalitis. Unfortunately, clinical details are not available.
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