From the case:
Fahr disease
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Selected non-contrast CT images through the brain demonstrate extensive parenchymal symmetry calcification particularly of the basal ganglia but also of the subcortical white matter.
From the case:
Fahr disease
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MRI confirms basal ganglia calcification.
Case Discussion
Overall features are of Fahr disease. Clinical investigations for underlying metabolic abnormalities are, unfortunately, not available.