Stroke as an Unusual First Presentation of Lyme Disease

<div>Images of the brain MRI study. (a) Coronal FLAIR-T2 showing bilateral pathological hyperintense signal abnormalities in periventricular, periaqueductal area, in both crura cerebri, and in both hypothalami (arrows). (b) Axial diffusion weighted imaging DWI showing a right thalamic infarct as a hyperintense signal.</div>

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Figure 1: Stroke as an Unusual First Presentation of Lyme Disease 