Presentation
The patient has epilepsy and intellectual disability.
Patient Data
Age: 15 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Tuberous sclerosis
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The MRI of the brain shows multiple cortical and subcortical areas of hyperintense MR-signal on T2 and FLAIR consistent with tubers. There are also multiple subependymal hamartomas, which have hypointense MR-signal on SWI, most likely due to calcification.
Case Discussion
There are multiple cortical and subcortical tubers as well as subependymal hamartomas, with signs of calcification. This case illustrates typical MRI features of tuberous sclerosis.
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