PMC4772644_01
T2-weighted axial MRI showing cerebral hemiatrophy on the right side of the brain at the level of the basal ganglia (a) and at the supraganglionic level (b).
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F1
A magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the brain was subsequently done, which revealed almost complete atrophy of the right cerebral hemisphere (fig. 1) along with an enlarged frontal sinus and thickening of the calvarium on the same side (fig. 2a, b) and mild crossed cerebellar hemiatrophy on the left side (fig. 2c, d).
MRI of the brain showing frontal sinus hypertrophy in an axial T2-weighted sequence (thick white arrow; a) along with calvarial thickening in an axial T1-weighted sequence (thick black arrow; b). Crossed cerebellar hemiatrophy is evident on the left side in axial T2-weighted (thin white arrow; c) and coronal T2-weighted images (thin black arrow; d).
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F2
A magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the brain was subsequently done, which revealed almost complete atrophy of the right cerebral hemisphere (fig. 1) along with an enlarged frontal sinus and thickening of the calvarium on the same side (fig. 2a, b) and mild crossed cerebellar hemiatrophy on the left side (fig. 2c, d).