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International Journal of Neurology and Neurosurgery

Volume  2, Issue 2-4, April - December 2010, Pages 65-69
 

Original Article

Interesting 3T MRI findings in a case of sporadic Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease

Monali K Rawal

Senior Resident, Rima Kumari* (Asst. Prof and Head of Dept.)Aldrin Anthony Dung Dung** (Consultant), Institution: Departments of Neuro-Radiology* and Neurology** Institute of Human Behaviour & Allied Sciences, New Delhi-110095

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Abstract

A 36 year old lady with possible sporadic Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease which manifested with rapidly progressive cognitive decline and abnormal behaviour, pyramidal, extrapyramidal signs and akinetic mutism. Scalp EEG findings show diffuse slowing of background activity of delta range. MRI brain revealed high signal intensity in bilateral caudate nuclei and putamen on T2WI, FLAIR sequence and DWI. The role of MRI in diagnosis of the CJD is discussed. 


Corresponding Author : Monali K Rawal