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Axial view T2-weighted fast spin-echo (3555/112) image obtained through the posterior fossa in a 5-month-old male infant (patient 2), who was born after uterine rupture, shows hyperintensity in the cerebellar vermis immediately behind the fourth ventricle (arrow). Neonatal CT performed on day 3 showed abnormal thalami with normal cortex, whereas MR imaging performed on day 17 showed signal intensity abnormalities in the thalami, hippocampus, and rolandic cortex.
