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What infections would cause you to have brain cysts whereby the cysts are too small to show up on an mri with no contrast? toxoplasma gondii?
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Brain cyst: Mri studies are extremely sensitive born brain cysts and they detect even small ones - if related to infection these cysts typically enhance with contrast.
Answered 5/18/2013
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