MRI in cerebellar hypoplasia
Abstract
Cerebellar hypoplasia may present with a wide variety of neurological and systemic features, ranging from aplasia causing neonatal death to mild hypoplasia in an asymptomatic adult. MRI clearly documents the size of the cerebellum and any associated abnormalities. We describe 7 cases of cerebellar hypoplasia of varying aetiology--3 inherited, 2 associated with spinal dysraphism, 1 with Joubert's syndrome and 1 with pontine agenesis, probably as...
Paper Details
Title
MRI in cerebellar hypoplasia
Published Date
Feb 1, 1994
Journal
Volume
36
Issue
2
Pages
148 - 151
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