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Typical cushingoid face of the patient
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F1
She had cushingoid face, buffalo hump, truncal obesity, paperthin skin, and telengiectasies involving her face and body (Fig. 1).
PMC5760680_02
On coronal (a) and axial (b) T2W images, prominent intra- and extraaxial subarachnoid spaces and decreased cerebral volume consistent with brain atrophy are seen. Hyperintensity on T1W images resembling myelination is seen at posterior limbs of internal capsules and optic radiations (arrows). There are no evidence of T1 hyperintensities at the splenium of corpus callosum which is expected to be myelinated by the age of 4 months (dashed arrows) (c). Note the thickened subcutaneous fat in all series
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F2
Furthermore, delayed myelination was also encountered (Fig. 2).