Presentation
Recurrent attacks and headache, diplopia and seizures.
Patient Data
Age: 20 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Subcortical heterotopia
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Nodular heterotipic grey matter is seen within the white matter of the posterior aspect of right temporal as well as occipital lobes which appears continuous with the cortex and indenting the occipital horn of right lateral ventricle. There is slight volume loss of the affected lobe as compared to the other side. The basal ganglia and corpus callosum appear unremarkable.
From the case:
Subcortical heterotopia
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Image illustrates cortical continuity of the lesion.
Case Discussion
A case of focal subcortical heterotopia of mixed nodular and curvilinear type.
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