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22 month old with microphthalmia

T1 Axial

T2 Axial
Findings:
Bilateral thickened gryi particularly in the frontal lobes
DDX:
pachygyria, lissencephaly, polymicrogyria
Diagnosis:
Symmetric Pachygyria
Discussion:
The term ‘pachygyria’ is not specific to a particular malformation but describes the gross physical appearance of the brain in association with several neuronal migration disorders – most commonly disorders relating to varied degrees of lissencephaly.
Submitted by Kevin Stevenson, MD, UW Neuroradiology Fellow