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Table 13 Summary of prominent neuroradiological findings found in patients with MDS reported in prominent case series with MRI studies; NR = not reported

From: A brief history of MECP2 duplication syndrome: 20-years of clinical understanding

Seizure type

Honda et al. [85]

El Chehadeh et al. [65]

Takeguchi et al. [84]

n/N (%)

n/N (%)

n/N (%)

Abnormal imaging findings

10/12 (83%)

28/30 (93%)

20/23 (87%)

≥ 2 brain MRI abnormalities

NR

25/30 (83%)

10/23 (43%)

Abnormal intensities in deep white matter

NR

6/30 (20%)

9/23 (39%)

Reduced white matter volume

3/11 (27%)*

12/30 (40%)

3/23 (13%)

Delayed white matter myelination

1/11 (9%)

9/30 (30%)

NR

Corpus callosum (CC) abnormalities

6/11 (54%)

20/30 (67%)

7/23 (30%)§

Cerebellar abnormalities

3/11 (27%)

10/30 (33%)¶#

5/23 (22%)

Cerebral atrophy

8/11 (73%)

NR

6/23 (26%)

Brain stem atrophy

2/11 (8%)

NR

NR

Persistence of the cavum septum pellucidum

NR

12/30 (40%)

5/23 (22%)

Dilatated lateral ventricles

4/11 (36%)

9/30 (30%)

NR

Dilatated Robin-Virchow spaces

1/11 (9%)

1/30 (3%)

2/23 (9%)

  1. *“White matter change”
  2. CC hypoplasia (6/11)
  3. CC dysgenesis (20/30), CC hypoplasia (12/30), short but complete CC (8/30), defective modelling of the genu (2/30), partial agenesis of CC (1/30), complete agenesis (1/30)
  4. §Unspecified
  5. Loss/atrophy of cerebellar volume
  6. #Vermis hypoplasia (6/30), subnormal height of the vermis (4/30)