Neuro / Head & NeckEducationTrainee
Teaching Case: Crossed Cerebellar Diaschisis with Atrophy
Eurorad (ESR teaching cases)May 15
This Eurorad teaching case demonstrates crossed cerebellar diaschisis (CCD) with atrophy, a phenomenon where a supratentorial lesion causes decreased metabolism and perfusion in the contralateral cerebellum, visible on MRI and PET.
- Single case from Eurorad illustrating imaging hallmark of CCD.
- Cerebellar atrophy indicates chronicity of the supratentorial insult.
- Important for radiologists to recognize to avoid misdiagnosis of primary cerebellar pathology.
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