Figure 1.

Axial FLAIR images showing the different patterns of infratentorial lesions in five patients with Fabry disease (a–e) and five subjects affected by Multiple Sclerosis (f–j). In FD, a typical vascular appearance is present (a), with the preferential involvement of the central portions of the pons (b‐e). On the other hand, in MS infratentorial lesions resemble classic demyelinating plaques, with the characteristic involvement of the middle cerebellar peduncles (f–i) or the cerebellar white matter (j)