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Type 2. Type 2. White matter abnormalities, especially around the trigones. FLAIR image of a 4-year-old patient (case 22) (A) with an ATRX mutation of.

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1 Type 2. Type 2. White matter abnormalities, especially around the trigones. FLAIR image of a 4-year-old patient (case 22) (A) with an ATRX mutation of the chromatin-remodeling domain in exon 19 (p.V1624M), and a 35-month-old patient (case 21) (B) with an ATRX mutation of the chromatin-remodeling domain in exon 19 (p.A1622V). Increased signal intensity on T1WI/FLAIR in the periventricular region, especially around the peritrigonal area (arrow), and enlargement of perivascular space (arrowhead) are seen. T. Wada et al. AJNR Am J Neuroradiol 2013;34: ©2013 by American Society of Neuroradiology

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