European journal of pediatrics · 1994
Hyperintense lesions of the globus pallidus on MRI in children with chronic liver disease.
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Ballauff A, Engelbrecht V, Voit T
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UNLABELLED: In three children with chronic liver disease of different aetiology without obvious hepatic encephalopathy, bilateral and symmetrical hyperintensity of the globus pallidus in T1-weighted images was found on cranial MRI. Reversibility was shown in one child with autoimmune hepatitis after normalisation of liver function tests under immunosuppressive therapy.
CONCLUSION: As central nervous system involvement in liver disease is only partially understood, brain imaging by MRI offers a potential additional tool to further elucidate the incidence and time course of previously undetected brain alterations.
CONCLUSION: As central nervous system involvement in liver disease is only partially understood, brain imaging by MRI offers a potential additional tool to further elucidate the incidence and time course of previously undetected brain alterations.