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High T2 Signal in Primary Lateral Sclerosis Supports the Topographic Distribution of Fibers in the Corpus Callosum: Assessing Disease in the Primary Motor Segment

S.M. Riad, H. Hathout and J.C. Huang
American Journal of Neuroradiology April 2011, 32 (4) E61-E64; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3174/ajnr.A2067
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    Case 2. A, Midsagittal FLAIR image. B, Primary motor segment of the CC, as defined by tractography.27 Reprinted with permission from Hofer and Frahm,27 and the Copyright Clearance Center of Elsevier. C, Graphic overlay of images from Fig 5A and B. MR imaging findings depicted in Fig 5A appear to involve the primary motor segment of the CC.

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    Midsagittal schematic of the CC, showing Witelson scheme (top) and Hofer and Frahm scheme (bottom). Witelson scheme: I, premotor; II, motor; III, somesthetic; IV, parietal/temporal; V, temporal/occipital. Hofer and Frahm scheme: I, prefrontal; II, premotor; III, motor; IV, sensory; V, parietal/occipital/temporal. Note the posterior shift in the location of the primary motor segment from Witelson segment II to Hofer and Frahm segment III. Reprinted with permission from Hofer and Frahm,27 and the Copyright Clearance Center of Elsevier.

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    Area (cm2)Signal Intensity
    Case 1, Axial FLAIR section 5
        Left lesion0.08554.6
        Right lesion0.11596.3
        Left normal0.11382.0
        Right normal0.11381.6
        Background air0.1714.3
    Case 2, Axial FLAIR section 6
        Left lesion0.22588.5
        Right lesion0.16477.2
        Left normal0.19320.3
        Right normal0.19318.6
        Background air0.239.5
    Case 2, Sagittal FLAIR section 12
        CC lesion0.07540.0
        CC normal0.09263.8
        Background air0.1421.7
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S.M. Riad, H. Hathout, J.C. Huang
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