Presentation
A case of hypothyroidism, psychiatric illness, epilepsy, lastly presented by tonic/colonic seizures.
Patient Data
Age: 35 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Cerebellar atrophy
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Marked diffuse cerebellar atrophic changes are seen, along with milder changes involving the cerebrum, seen as dilated cerebellar folia, small-sized cerebellum and dilated cerebral subarachnoid spaces.
Case Discussion
CT findings are consistent with diffuse cerebellar atrophy. Many causes are involved in cerebellar atrophy among them is chronic drug use (e.g. Phenytoin). Differential diagnosis of diffuse cerebellar atrophy includes cerebellar hypoplasia and mega cisterna magna.
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