Starry sky and leukodystrophy-like pattern in multiple neurocysticercosis

An adolescent patient presented with complaints of headache for 2 months and abnormal body movements that occurred 3–4 times per week. Additionally, the patient experienced reduced movements on the right side of the body and a deviation of the angle of the mouth to the left that lasted for 3 days. The patient belonged to a poor socioeconomic background and had a history of pork consumption. Medical and family histories were not significant. Neurological examination revealed right hemiparesis and right lower motor neuron type facial palsy.