Presentation
1 year history of recurrent attacks of left facial, hand and foot numbness.
Patient Data
Age: 40 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Schizencephaly - closed lip type
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Left parietal abnormal thickening of grey matter (polymicrogyria) with extension in left corona radiata and centrum semiovale forming a grey matter tract seen extending from the cortex to the subependymal surface of the body of left lateral ventricle. This mostly represents closed-lip schizencephaly.
Bilateral temporoparietal areas of abnormal thickening of grey matter, mostly representing polymicrogyria.
Case Discussion
Features of closed-lip schizencephaly with polymicrogyria.