Global developmental delay. History of prematurity. The head is elongated anteroposteriorly. Gray-white matter differentiation is preserved and sulcation is normal. Increased T2 signal in the deep parietal white matter is probably the residual terminal zones of myelination. An incidental finding of cavum septa pellucidum et vergae is present. There is also an incidental CSF signal intensity small left choroid fissure cyst adjacent to the left temporal horn, with mild localized mass effect. The corpus callosum is of normal morphology. The cerebellum and brainstem are also normal. There is no abnormal brain diffusion or susceptibility effect.Other than mild anteroposterior elongation, the calvarium is unremarkable. Right posterior scalp foci of susceptibility effect likely relate to previous reported soft tissue lesion resection in this area, provided a history of hemangioma.
There is no definite brain parenchymal abnormality.