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Teaching NeuroImages: An Imaging Clue in a Boy With Developmental Delay

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A 6-year-old boy of nonconsanguineous parents presented with global developmental delay since infancy with history of 2 episodes of seizures in early childhood. Examination showed hyperactivity, subnormal cognition, tight heel… Click to show full abstract

A 6-year-old boy of nonconsanguineous parents presented with global developmental delay since infancy with history of 2 episodes of seizures in early childhood. Examination showed hyperactivity, subnormal cognition, tight heel cords, weakness of limbs along with hypotonia, and sluggish tendon reflexes. Serum creatine kinase was 2,138 IU/L.

Keywords: teaching neuroimages; imaging clue; neuroimages imaging; developmental delay; boy

Journal Title: Neurology
Year Published: 2021

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