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A 31 year old female presents to the clinic with complaints of transient aphasia (difficulty speaking). The aphasia lasted for approximately 4 days and is now resolving without treatment. The patient states that something like this has happened in the past, but it caused weakness in her left arm instead of difficulty speaking and it lasted for approximately 3 days. All labs are unremarkable. An MRI is performed which demonstrates multiple small lesions in the left thalamus. A chart review demonstrates a previous MRI from 2 years ago when the patient was having left arm weakness. In that MRI, there are multiple small lesions in the right frontal lobe which are now gone in the most recent MRI. Based on this history, what is the most likely diganosis? Group of answer choices Parkinson’s disease guillan barre myasthenia gravis transient ischemic attack multiple sclerosis ischemic stroke
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