Injury in Children.” 1 The authors described 23 children with focal signal abnormalities in the
depth of cerebellar fissures and hypothesized watershed injury as their presumed …

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Focal signal abnormalities at the depth of the cerebellar
fissures in children have recently been reported to represent a novel pattern of bottom-of …

Objective Previous studies on cerebellar infarcts have been largely restricted to acute
infarcts in patients with clinical symptoms, and cerebellar infarcts have been evaluated with …

Background: MRI is the imaging modality of choice for diagnosing brain infarction. Because
of few or atypical clinical symptoms and a relatively low sensitivity of CT scans, many …

Background We aimed to determine the frequency of cerebellar injury using delayed
magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in children with cerebral palsy, diagnosed with term …

We read the article on the use of 3D pulsed continuous arte-rial spin-labeling (ASL) MR
imaging for acute infarction associated with presumed branch atheromatous disease (BAD) …

In this issue of the AJNR, Drs. Connolly, Widjaja, and Griffiths report involvement of the
anterior portion of the cerebellar vermis after profound perinatal hypoxia. 1 This is not a new …

To the Editor: We were very interested in the article “Analysis and Classification of
Cerebellar Malformations” by Patel and Barkovich (1), and we thank the authors for their …

Background and Purpose—Small cerebellar infarct cavities have been recently found on
magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to preferentially involve the cerebellar cortex, but …

Introduction Cerebellar cortical infarct cavities are a newly recognised entity associated with
atherothromboembolic cerebrovascular disease and worse physical functioning. We aimed …