Presentation
Two weeks history of severe headaches in a patient treated for breast cancer.
Patient Data
Age: 35 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Brain metastases from breast cancer
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Numerous intra-axial enhancing lesions of various sizes, disseminated in both cerebellar and cerebral hemispheres with surrounding vasogenic edema mainly around the largest lesion with facilitated diffusion. No hemorrhagic component seen on the GRE sequence.
Case Discussion
MRI features of innumerable enhancing intra-axial lesions with surrounding vasogenic edema in a patient treated for breast carcinoma, most consistent with brain metastases.