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cerebral hemispheres and ventricles. Panel C in the bottom left is a magnetic

cerebral hemispheres and ventricles. Panel C in the bottom left is a magnetic

cerebral hemispheres and ventricles. Panel C in the bottom left is a magnetic

hemorrhage. The M R I with two axial brain sections labeled A and B. Panel A shows an axial section where an arrow points to an enlarged rounded space in the right cerebral

hemorrhage. The M R I with two axial brain sections labeled A and B. Panel A shows an axial section where an arrow points to an enlarged rounded space in the right cerebral

hemorrhage. The M R I with two axial brain sections labeled A and B. Panel A shows an axial section where an arrow points to an enlarged rounded space in the right cerebral

hemispheres and preserves the midline. Arrows point to affected regions in all three panels.Fig. 23.1 (A–C) Cardioembolic stroke. Head CT shows multifocal cytotoxic edema in the right greater than left cerebral

hemispheres and preserves the midline. Arrows point to affected regions in all three panels.Fig. 23.1 (A–C) Cardioembolic stroke. Head CT shows multifocal cytotoxic edema in the right greater than left cerebral

hemispheres and preserves the midline. Arrows point to affected regions in all three panels.Fig. 23.1 (A–C) Cardioembolic stroke. Head CT shows multifocal cytotoxic edema in the right greater than left cerebral

hemisphere with overlying FLAIR-hyperintense leptomeningeal vessels (“ivy sign”). There were scattered acute left cerebral