Presentation
Insidious memory impairment and relatively new onset dystonia.
Patient Data
Age: 50 years
Gender: Female
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Unenhanced CT head reveals bilateral dense calcification in the basal ganglia, and also some calcification noted in the frontal lobes and dentate nuclei bilaterally and is highly suggestive of Fahr disease.
Case Discussion
Typical appearances of Fahr disease.
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