Reversible, predominant posterior leucoencephalopathy may develop in patient with preeclampsia, eclampsia or delayed PPE. Its clinicoradiological diagnosis is characterized by clinical findings of headache, visual perception defect, altered mental status, and seizures, in conjunction with radiological findings of posterior cerebral whitematter edema/hypodensities.
Reversible, predominant posterior leucoencephalopathy may develop in patient with preeclampsia, eclampsia or delayed PPE. Its clinicoradiological diagnosis is characterized by clinical findings of headache, visual perception defect, altered mental status, and seizures, in conjunction with radiol...
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