Sunday, November 22, 2015

Alexander disease (MR).





PROTOCOL:

T1W – Sagittal & axial scans
T2W – Axial & coronal scans
FLAIR – Axial scans

FINDINGS:

-Evidence of bilateral symmetrical increased T2 frontal white matter signal is noted. These signals are also affecting both basal ganglia including caudate nucleus; Globus pallidus in a decreasing manner.
-Evidence of faint left peri ventricular abnormal enhancement is observed.
-Prominent ventricular system is noted.

-No focal mass lesion is seen.
-Septum is in midline.  There is no midline shift.
-Basal cisterns, cortical sulci and gyri are normal in appearance.
-Sella is normal in appearance.
-Corpus callosum thinned out with upward bowing suggestive of lateral ventricular dilatation.
-Brain stem and cerebellum show normal signal intensities. 


OPINION:

·        Picture is suggestive of Alexander disease with clinical infantile onset.
·        Mega cisterna magna.

Reported By : DR.MOHAMMED MOHYELDIN
                          Consultant-Radiologist

Report Status : Validated / Validated By :  Dr.Mohammed Mohyeldin 

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