Brain magnetic resonance imaging in imported malaria.

Andreas M FrölichPinkus Tober-LauMichael SchönfeldThomas T BrehmFlorian KurthChristof D VinnemeierMarylyn M AddoJens FiehlerThierry Rolling

Published in: Malaria journal (2019)

Brain MRI reveals a considerable frequency of T2-hyperintense splenial lesions in returning travellers with non-cerebral malaria, which appears to be independent of parasitaemia.

Keyphrases

resting state
plasmodium falciparum
white matter
cerebral ischemia
functional connectivity
magnetic resonance imaging
subarachnoid hemorrhage
contrast enhanced
computed tomography
diffusion weighted imaging