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. 2022 Sep 14;15:926791. doi: 10.3389/fnmol.2022.926791

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Cranial MRI findings of the 18 patients in the ST group. (A1,2) (transverse): Irregularly shaped bilateral ventricles with nearby, irregular, patchy T1 and T2 hypersignals. (A3) (transverse section): Enlarged bilateral ventricles with nearby, patchy T2 signals. (B1) (transverse section): Left frontotemporal parietal atrophy with subcortical softening foci. (B2) (transverse section): Reduced volume of the left basal ganglia. (B3) (transverse section): Decreased volume of the left thalamus. (C1) (transverse): Left partial cerebral perforation malformation with supratentorial hydrocephalus. (C2) (transverse section): Right ventricular para-body brain penetration malformation with surrounding gliosis. (C3) (sagittal section): Supratentorial hydrocephalus. (D1) (transverse section): Thinning of the corpus callosum. (D2) (sagittal): Noticeably thinner and shorter corpus callosum. (D3) (sagittal section): Significantly shorter corpus callosum. (E1–3) (TI/T2 transverse/sagittal): Normal brain MRI.