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. 2011 May 31;76(22):1903–1910. doi: 10.1212/WNL.0b013e31821d746e

Figure 2. T1-weighted MRI illustrating the spectrum of cerebellar atrophy found in the cerebellar ataxia with neuropathy and bilateral vestibular areflexia syndrome (CANVAS).

Figure 2

(A) Sagittal view of very mild cerebellar atrophy; (B) parasagittal view of very mild cerebellar atrophy; (C) sagittal view of very mild cerebellar atrophy; (D) parasagittal view of very mild cerebellar atrophy; (E) sagittal view of mild cerebellar atrophy; (F) parasagittal view of mild cerebellar atrophy; (G) sagittal view of moderate cerebellar atrophy; (H) parasagittal view of moderate cerebellar atrophy; (I) sagittal view of non-CANVAS pattern cerebellar atrophy for comparison; (J) parasagittal view of non-CANVAS pattern cerebellar atrophy for comparison; (K) parasagittal view of the labeled cerebellar lobules, and crus I and II; (L) sagittal view of the labeled cerebellar lobules.