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Craniocerebral computed tomography scan indicates wide and deep cerebral sulcus, flattened cerebral palsy, expanded ventricles, thickened cerebellum and reduced brain volume (A,B). (C) The patient was placed on a ventilator but soon died of persistent epilepsy and multiple organ failure.
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Then, he was diagnosed with "autoimmune hepatitis, chronic cholecystitis and cholangitis." At that time, a craniocerebral computed tomography (CT) scan revealed a widened and deepened cerebral sulcus, the cerebral palsy became flattened, the ventricles expanded, the cerebellum was thickened, and brain volume decreased (Figure 1).