Abstract
Advancements in Case Studies Multi-Particulate High Intensity of Brain MRI in 30’s Male Heavy Smoker Suicidal Attempt Case following Mild COVID-19 Pneumonia Keiko Ikemoto* Department of Psychiatry, Iwaki City Medical Center, Japan *Corresponding author: Keiko Ikemoto, Department of Psychiatry, Iwaki City Medical Center, Japan Submission:August 23, 2021;Published: September 15, 2021 DOI: 10.31031/AICS.2021.03.000558 ISSN 2639-0531Volume3 Issue2
Highlights
The MRI finding, indicating multiple micro-thrombosis is thought to be a cause of his depressed state and anosognosia
Increasing number of COVID-19 patients suffer from long-lasting sequelae, of physical symptoms, and of mental dysfunctions such as depression and / or cognitive impairment [1], which delay recovery processes for social re-adaptation
The author shows brain MRI imaging with multi-particulate high intensity in a 30’s male suicidal attempt case with major depressive disorder, which had a clinical history of mild COVID-19 pneumonia
Summary
Increasing number of COVID-19 patients suffer from long-lasting sequelae, of physical symptoms, and of mental dysfunctions such as depression and / or cognitive impairment [1], which delay recovery processes for social re-adaptation. Abstract The case report showed multi-particulate high intensity of T2-weighted image of brain MRI in 30’s male heavy smoker suicidal attempt case, taken on psychiatric examination, 5 months later of his mild COVID-19 pneumonia. The MRI finding, indicating multiple micro-thrombosis is thought to be a cause of his depressed state and anosognosia.
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