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Fig. 3. —Axial T2-weighted image (TR/TE_eff, 3400/84; 1 excitation) of 15-month-old full-term boy with hypotonia reveals periventricular white matter T2-signal hyperintensity posterolateral to body of lateral ventricles, superior to level of trigone. This level is most superior in relation to trigone of four levels used in volumetric analysis.

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