“ X-linked disease leading to hypomyelination. Typically presents in young males and has a protracted course. MRI Diffuse high T2 signal i...
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- X-linked disease leading to hypomyelination.
- Typically presents in young males and has a protracted course.
MRI
- Diffuse high T2 signal in the white matter with involvement of the sub-cortical U-fibres in all cases.
- Relative sparing of the perivascular white matter, which produces a ‘tigroid’ appearance like metachromatic leukodystrophy.
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