Case report highlights cerebral venous infarct presentation mimicking glioma in a liver transplant recipient, indicating the need for careful diagnosis.
To describe a cerebral venous infarct (CVI) in a liver transplant recipient presenting with ring-enhancing lesion resembling glioma on MRI with negative MR venography (MRV), highlighting the importance of differential consideration of CVI for ring-enhancing lesions on MRI.
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