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Dear Sir, MRI findings of Wernicke’s encephalopathy(WE) are symmetrical hyperintense in the medial thalamus, body, periaqueductal gray matter, floor of the fourth ventricle [1, 2] . report a patient with WE who showed unusual location of high signal lesions extensive cerebellar involvements on-weighted MRI. WE should be in the differential diagnosis of signal lesions in the cerebellum on-weighted MRI.
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