Tuberous sclerosis
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Diagnosis almost certain
Presentation
Known case of epilepsy
Patient Data
Age: 20 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Tuberous sclerosis
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There are multiple tiny subependymal calcified nodules (returning low signal on T2WI/T2*GRE and high signal on T1WI).
In sagittal FLAIR images, there are a few faint subcortical high signal areas as well.
Case Discussion
The imaging features are suggestive of the CNS manifestation of tuberous sclerosis.
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