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Extensive Intracranial Bilateral Symmetrical Calcification Secondary to Hypoparathyroidism
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“…Chronic hypoparathyroid syndrome is characterised by the presence of extrapyramidal signs (dyskinesia, choreiform, and athetoic movements, tremors, and cogwheel rigidity), cerebellar manifestations (dysarthria, ataxia), psychosis, and epilepsy. 1 These computed tomography findings (fig 1) can be found in Fahr disease. It has also been reported predominantly in cases of autosomal dominant inheritance.…”
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