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case_images: Infant with bilateral cataract.
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case_images: T : 37.6 OC, SPO2 : 94% in room air, blood sugar : 82 mg/dl, birth weight : 3.55 kg, height : 55 cm, and head circumference : 35.8 cm. The patient exhibited a pink conjunctiva, an anterior fontanel of 1.5x1.5 cm, bilateral cataractous lenses (Figure 1), and involuntary rolling of the eyes.
case_images: X-ray chest (posterior anterior view) showing cardiomegaly and bilateral lung infiltrates.
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case_images: The chest x-ray of the baby showed Cardiomegaly and mild bilateral lung infiltrates (Figure 2).
case_images: CT scan (non contrast) showing bilateral periventricular calcifications and hypodensity in the white and grey matter of both hemispheres, which was related to a loss of differentiation between them.
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case_images: The brain CT scan revealed periventricular calcifications (Figure 3) that were properly symmetric on both sides.