Ataxia telangiectasia MRI

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MRI is preferred for assessing the CNS and spinal cord in A-T, involving T1 and T2-weighted MRI and particularly dMRI.
By progress of A-T, progressive cerebellar atrophy and degenerative changes in hemosiderin deposits and deep cerebral telangiectatic vessels of older patients and white matter of corticomotor tracts in younger patients are diagnostic with MRI. [1]

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