GIANT VIRCHOW-ROBIN SPACES AS AN INCIDENTAL FINDING IN A PATIENT WITH PARKINSONISM (CASE REPORT)

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JAMAL OMIDI SHIRIN; NOOROLLAHI MOGHADAM HAMID; GHORBANI ASKAR; FATEHI FARZAD

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Journal: ARCHIVES OF IRANIAN MEDICINE Year:2014 | Volume:17 | Issue:8 Page(s): 587-588

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GIANT VIRCHOW-ROBIN SPACES AS AN INCIDENTAL FINDING IN A PATIENT WITH PARKINSONISM (CASE REPORT)

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JAMAL OMIDI SHIRIN | NOOROLLAHI MOGHADAM HAMID | GHORBANI ASKAR | FATEHI FARZAD | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

BRAIN MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING

INCIDENTAL FINDINGS

PARKINSONISM

VIRCHOW ROBIN SPACES

Abstract

Virchow-Robin spaces are perivascular spaces that surround small arteries and arterioles as they enter the brain parenchyma. They are usually normal findings on MRI of healthy people. Rarely, Virchow-Robin spaces look strikingly enlarged, causing mass effect and unusual cystic conformations that may be misinterpreted as other pathologic processes, such as a cystic neoplasm. Here, we describe a 52-year-old woman in whom BRAIN MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING (MRI), performed to evaluate PARKINSONISM, incidentally found giant Virchow-Robins space or Swiss cheese brain syndrome. In our patient, it seems that the giant Virchow-Robin spaces have been found incidentally and are not associated with the patient’s PARKINSONISM symptoms.

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JAMAL OMIDI, SHIRIN, NOOROLLAHI MOGHADAM, HAMID, GHORBANI, ASKAR, & FATEHI, FARZAD. (2014). GIANT VIRCHOW-ROBIN SPACES AS AN INCIDENTAL FINDING IN A PATIENT WITH PARKINSONISM (CASE REPORT). ARCHIVES OF IRANIAN MEDICINE, 17(8), 587-588. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/281040/en

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JAMAL OMIDI SHIRIN, NOOROLLAHI MOGHADAM HAMID, GHORBANI ASKAR, FATEHI FARZAD. GIANT VIRCHOW-ROBIN SPACES AS AN INCIDENTAL FINDING IN A PATIENT WITH PARKINSONISM (CASE REPORT). ARCHIVES OF IRANIAN MEDICINE[Internet]. 2014;17(8):587-588. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/281040/en

IEEE: Copy

SHIRIN JAMAL OMIDI, HAMID NOOROLLAHI MOGHADAM, ASKAR GHORBANI, and FARZAD FATEHI, “GIANT VIRCHOW-ROBIN SPACES AS AN INCIDENTAL FINDING IN A PATIENT WITH PARKINSONISM (CASE REPORT),” ARCHIVES OF IRANIAN MEDICINE, vol. 17, no. 8, pp. 587–588, 2014, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/281040/en

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