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What's the cause of the seizures?
by Michael K. McLennan, MD
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A 14-year-old boy presents with partial seizures. There's no history
of trauma or previous surgery. An unenhanced magnetic resonance
image (MRI) was performed to further evaluate this case.
The most likely diagnosis is:
a) enhancing meningioma
b) acute subdural hemorrhage
c) astrocytoma
d) arachnoid cyst
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| Michael K. McLennan, MD, FRCPC is a diagnostic
radiologist at Markham Stouffville Hospital in Markham, ON, and at
Uxbridge Cottage Hospital. He did his medical training and radiology
residency at the University of Toronto, and has published over 600
medical imaging articles. |
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