ArticleEmergency radiology2014
Reversible diffusion restriction of the middle cerebellar peduncles and dentate nucleus in acute respiratory syncytial virus cerebellitis: a case report.
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- A Novel Radiological Score System to Assess the Clinical Severity in Patients with Acute Cerebellitis.Cerebellum (London, England) · 2023Article
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Abstract
Acute cerebellitis is a postinfectious or postvaccinal disorder that predominantly affects children. The typical magnetic resonance imaging appearance has been previously described as cerebellar hemispheric cortical edema. Here, we report a rare case of respiratory syncytial virus-related cerebellitis with transient diffusion restriction of cerebellar peduncles and dentate nucleus. Differential diagnoses are also discussed.
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