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Volume 32, Number 10—October 2026

Dispatch

Chlamydia psittaci Meningitis, Chile, 2023

Yazmin Ivana Pinos GarciaComments to Author , Cristian Rosas, Josefa Estefania Elmohrez, Jose Vicente Gonzalez, Teresa Tapia, and Juan Carlos Hormazabal
Author affiliation: Universidad Austral de Chile, Facultad de Medicina, Osorno, Chile (Y.I. Pinos Garcia, J.E. Elmohrez); Hospital Base San Jose Osorno, Osorno (Y.I. Pinos Garcia, J.V. Gonzalez); SEREMI de Salud de Los Lagos, Osorno (C. Rosas); Institute of Public Health of Chile, Santiago, Chile (T. Tapia, J.C. Hormazabal)

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Axial brain magnetic resonance imaging of a patient with Chlamydia psittaci meningitis, Chile, 2023. A) T1-weighted image shows unremarkable appearance. B) T2-weighted image; C) fluid-attenuated inversion recovery image; and D) diffusion-weighted image show bilateral white matter hyperintensities (arrows).

Figure. Axial brain magnetic resonance imaging of a patient with Chlamydia psittaci meningitis, Chile, 2023. A) T1-weighted image shows unremarkable appearance. B) T2-weighted image; C) fluid-attenuated inversion recovery image; and D) diffusion-weighted image show bilateral white matter hyperintensities (arrows).

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