PMC4765277_01
Right cerebral hemiatrophy (CH) with prominent sulci, lateral ventricular dilatation (LVD), falx displacement (FD)
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The CT brain showed right CH, lateral ventricular dilatation (LVD), prominent sulci, and displacement of falx cerebri attachment with midline shift toward the atrophic side [Figure 1].
Thick skull vault with widened diploic space (SD)
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Bone window image showed thick skull vault with widened diplopic space on the right when compared to left side [Figure 2].
Elevated petrous ridge (EP) and larger mastoid air cells (M)
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There was the elevation of the petrous ridge and upward tilting of planum - sphenoidale [Figure 3] along with narrowed right anterior and middle cranial fossae. The mastoid air cells on the affected side appeared larger than the other side [Figure 3] along with larger frontal, ethmoidal, and sphenoidal air sinuses.