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- FIG 1.
The distribution of FASI on all MR imaging examinations in size classes by clusters. Seventy-nine percent of FASI were <10 mm. FASI of > 20 mm appeared only for females (n = 7 females, 2 of whom were outliers) and only in the capsular lenticular region, brain stem, and cerebellum clusters.
- FIG 2.
Temporal evolution of scatterplots of the total FASI number of all MRIs (A) and total FASI surface area of all MRIs (B). Uppercase letters are for females, and lowercase letters are for males. The regression curve is 3°. The x-axis represents age, the y-axis represents the number of FASI (A), and the surface area is in square millimeters (B). Female and male regression curves are descriptive.
- FIG 3.
Temporal evolution of FASI on T2-FLAIR-weighted images. Axial T2-FLAIR sequences show capsular lenticular (A) and infratentorial white matter (C) FASI in a 6-year-old patient, then follow-up MR imaging in a 10-year-old patient with almost complete disappearance of these FASI (B and D).
- FIG 4.
Age of the patients at the time of the peak of FASI surface. The mean age at the peak was 7.2 ± 2.8 years. The 3 patients with a peak age after 13 years had their first MR imaging after the age of 7 years (7.5, 13, and 13 years).
- FIG 5.
Hippocampal hyperintensity on T2 FLAIR image. Coronal T2 FLAIR sequence shows the diffuse homogeneous and symmetric hyperintensity of both hippocampi. FASI are also seen in the globus pallidus on both sides.
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