© 2003 Canadian Medical Association or its licensors tion and eventually calcification. 3 In
addition, an underlying metabolic abnormality such as an inherent tendency to calcification …

Background We present a group of patients affected by a paediatric onset genetic
encephalopathy with cerebral calcification of unknown aetiology studied with Next …

Intracranial calcification (ICC) is a common finding on neuroimaging in paediatric neurology
practice. In approximately half of all cases the calcification occurs in damaged, neoplastic, or …

We read with great interest the paper of Briggs et al.[2008b]. Authors described five patients
with postnatal microcephaly, refractory seizures and characteristic pattern of bilateral band …

Intracranial calcifications in young infants, while suggesting intrauterine infections, can also
be due to numerous other conditions, including rare genetic disorders. We describe 2 …

We report on a mother and two children from a consanguineous Arab Qatari family
demonstrating a highly distinctive pattern of intracranial calcification involving the globus …

A5-year-old boy was referred for evaluation of dysmorphic facial features. Examination
revealed a small forehead, bilateral proptosis, hypertelorism, flat nasal bridge, hypoplasia of …

Objective To describe a fetal syndrome of abnormal brain development with intracranial
calcification, identified in three successive pregnancies. Methods Clinical, imaging, and …

A 7-year-old girl was brought for the evaluation of cognitive and language delays. She was
born to a cognitively normal 40-year-old mother by vaginal delivery at home. Her birth …

Aim In this observational study, we adopted a systematic approach to the radiological
phenotyping of disorders associated with intracranial calcification, with the aim of …