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Figure 1: a: MRI abdomen showing multiple liver and splenic abscesses (red arrows). It shows septated cystic lesions with internal debris and multiple tiny T2W hyperintense parenchymal lesions with diffusion restriction. b: MRI of cervical spine showing subtle intramedullary high cord signal opposite C4 to C6 vertebrae (myelitis). c & d: High resolution computed tomography of thorax showing septic pulmonary emboli with air-fluid levels. e: Culture media of Burkholderia cepacia; Source-Department of Radiodiagnosis, Department of Microbiology, IMS & SUM Hospital

Figure 1: a: MRI abdomen showing multiple liver and splenic abscesses (red arrows). It shows septated cystic lesions with internal debris and multiple tiny T2W hyperintense parenchymal lesions with diffusion restriction. b: MRI of cervical spine showing subtle intramedullary high cord signal opposite C4 to C6 vertebrae (myelitis). c & d: High resolution computed tomography of thorax showing septic pulmonary emboli with air-fluid levels. e: Culture media of <i>Burkholderia cepacia</i>; Source-Department of Radiodiagnosis, Department of Microbiology, IMS & SUM Hospital