A 33 year old male presented with complaints of Headache, vomiting, and two episodes of seizures with a history of loss of consciousness. The patient was brought to the emergency department and diagnostic MRI was suggestive of a diffuse soft tissue infiltrative neoplastic lesion occupying basifrontal lobes, corpus callosum, temporal lobes, bilateral caudate, and right lentiform nucleus with increased creatine peaks and relatively reduced N-acetylaspertate (NAA) peaks on MR spectroscopy, suggestive of Lymphoma/Glioma.
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