Isolated restricted diffusion in a patient who recovered without residual symptoms.A, DW image shows asymmetric (right greater than left) high signal intensity.

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Isolated restricted diffusion in a patient who recovered without residual symptoms.A, DW image shows asymmetric (right greater than left) high signal intensity in the superior corona radiata and subcortical white matter.B, Corresponding ADC map shows subtle... Isolated restricted diffusion in a patient who recovered without residual symptoms.A, DW image shows asymmetric (right greater than left) high signal intensity in the superior corona radiata and subcortical white matter.B, Corresponding ADC map shows subtle low signal intensity.C, No abnormalities are present on the FLAIR image. Muhammad Ali et al. AJNR Am J Neuroradiol 2005;26:289-297 ©2005 by American Society of Neuroradiology