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Magnetic resonance imaging of the brain (axial T2-fluid-attenuated inversion recovery sequences) at 5-years-old reveals nonspecific hyperintensities in the subcortical white matter. No cortical dysplasia or atrophy was seen.
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Magnetic resonance imaging brain at 5 years old demonstrated nonspecific changes in the periventricular white matter with no evidence of polymicrogyria or atrophy (Figure 1).
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The patient at (A) 4 years 11 months old had a tall forehead, large cheeks, and a small pointed chin; at (B) 7 years old showed a long face with large cheeks, pointed chin, and thin muscle mass; at (C and D), 14 years of age he had a long face, overbite and required corrective lenses for mild myopia.
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Subtle dysmorphic facial features were noted (Figure 2).
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