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case_images: Case report number 1. Brain tomography performed when the infant was 1 year and 3 months old. Supratentorial asymmetrical hydrocephalus, with reduced amplitude of the cerebral aqueduct and IV ventricle, multiple calcifications scattered throughout the brain, and encephalomalacia.
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case_images: There was a reduced amplitude of the cerebral aqueduct and IV ventricle, multiple calcifications scattered throughout the brain, and encephalomalacia (Figure 1).
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case_images: Case report number 2. Brain tomography performed in the maternity ward. Calcification in the subcortical region in the left cerebral hemisphere.
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case_images: The investigation commenced with a computed tomography scan revealing some foci of calcification in a primarily subcortical region in the left cerebral hemisphere (Figure 2).
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