Presentation
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Patient Data
Age: Child
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MRI of a child demonstrates absence of the cerebellar vermis with the cerebellar hemispheres apposed in the midline, without fusion. The mid brain has a characteristic molar tooth configuration.
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Case Discussion
This case illustrates the typical features of Joubert syndrome, with both the molar tooth appearance of the midbrain and bat wing configuration of the 4th ventricle.
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