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This study highlights imaging findings in cerebral small vessel disease (CSVD), illustrated through axial gradient-echo images. Patient A.III.1 shows a microbleed in the right lenticular nucleus, while patient A.III.3 exhibits one in the left centrum semiovale. T2-weighted images reveal lacunar infarcts in the cerebellar hemisphere of patient A.III.1 and in the centrum semiovale of patient A.III.3. Furthermore, we observe dilated perivascular spaces in both basal ganglia and centrum semiovale across different imaging modalities, enhancing our understanding of cerebrovascular pathology.
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Figure e-2 A B C D E F Legend . Others components than white matter changes of cerebral small vessel disease. The axial gradient-echo images demonstrate a microbleed in right lenticular nucleus of patient A.III.1 (A) and in left center semi-ovale of patient A.III.3 (B). The axial T2-WI shows lacunar infarcts in patients A.III.1 (C, cerebellar hemisphere) and A.III.3 (D, center semi-ovale). The T2 weighted images on axial slice in patient A.III.1 (E) and on sagittal slice in patient B.III.2 (F) show dilated perivascular spaces of basal ganglia and center semi-ovale respectively. sonia.alamowitch@tnn.aphp.fr
