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Clinical photograph showing the Bell's palsy (Right)
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Fig1
A non-contrast CT scan brain showed the presence of multiple bilateral extensive intracranial calcifications especially involving the basal ganglia (Fig. 1).
CT scan brain showing extensive intracranial calcifications involving basal ganglia (a), occipito-temporal (b) and fronto-parietal lobes (c)
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Fig2
Physical examination was normal and neurological examination showed lower motor neuron facial palsy of right side (Fig. 2).