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Figure 1. MRI features of AP5Z1-associated complicated spastic paraplegia MRI features of AP5Z1-associated complicated spastic paraplegia (A) Periventricular.

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1 Figure 1. MRI features of AP5Z1-associated complicated spastic paraplegia
MRI features of AP5Z1-associated complicated spastic paraplegia (A) Periventricular white matter hyperintensities are common in AP5Z1 patients (blue-white arrows). (B) In some cases, this lends an “ears of the lynx”-like appearance to T2/fluid-attenuated inversion recovery axial images (blue arrows). (C) A “moth-eaten” appearance of the basal ganglia with putaminal rim hyperintensity was noted in several individuals (hatched arrows). (D) Focal atrophy of the body of the corpus callosum led to a distinctive sagittal appearance in several patients (arrowheads), while 2 siblings from the Belgian family exhibited a “hummingbird sign” (focal atrophy of the midbrain; long arrows). Jennifer Hirst et al. Neurol Genet 2016;2:e98 © 2016 American Academy of Neurology

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