Presentation
Normal volunteer.
From the case:
Central sulcus
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Axial 3D IR-FSPGR depicting loss of gray-white at the central sulcus. Note the more striking gray-white anterior and posterior to the central sulcus.
From the case:
Central sulcus
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In addition to loss of gray-white at the central sulcus, one can note the thicker cortex anteriorly and thinner posteriorly.
From the case:
Central sulcus
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Though more subtle, the finding is still definitely present in this case.
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