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Fig. 2G —19-year-old woman who presented to another hospital with severe headache, nausea, vomiting, and photophobia. CT scans of head obtained immediately after admission to our hospital show marked worsening of cerebral edema and diffuse effacement of cortical sulci and basilar cistern. In addition, new focus of venous infarction and parenchymal hemorrhage (arrow, F) is present in left frontal lobe.