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Journaling as written by a 63-year-old woman with opioid-associated amnestic syndrome. A page from her notepad shows meticulous journaling of daily events and suggests the patient had insight into her amnestic syndrome. Afterward, she had no recollection of these documented events or her journaling of them.
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Serial magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in opioid-associated amnestic syndrome. Gadolinium-enhanced MRI on day 7 shows bilateral gyriform hippocampal apparent diffusion coefficient hypointensity (A) with corresponding hyperintensity on diffusion-weighted imaging (B), indicating restricted hippocampal diffusivity (white arrows). Hippocampal T2 hyperintensity (C; yellow arrows) along with subtle hippocampal gadolinium enhancement (D; red arrows) is also seen. Follow-up MRI on day 12 (performed without gadolinium despite request) shows resolution of hippocampal restricted diffusion (E) and resolution of T2 hyperintensity (F).
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