Presentation
Longstanding seizures
Patient Data
Age: 13 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Polymicrogyria
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Bilateral abnormal perisylvian cortical thickening which is compatible with polymicrogyria .
No schziencephaly. Normal septum pellucidum.
Case Discussion
Polymicrogyria is most commonly seen in perisylvian region and is bilateral in 60% of cases. This abnormality is often associated with schizencephaly and absence of septum pellucidum which is not presented in this case.
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