Magnetic resonance imaging of the brain in a patient with moyamoya disease demonstrated multiple scattered white matter lesions, but was not sufficiently specific to confirm the diagnosis without other techniques. (J Child Neurol 1986;1:67-70)
Carlson CB, Harvey FH, Loop J.: Progressive alternating hemiplegia in early childhood with basal arterial stenosis and telangiectasia (moyamoya syndrome). Neurology1973;23:734-744.
3.
livanainen M. , Vuolio M., Halonen V.: Occlusive disease of intracranial main arteries with collateral networks (moyamoya disease) in adults. Acta Neurol Scand1973;49:307-322.
4.
Bailes DR, Young IR, Thomas DJ, et al: NMR imaging of the brain using spin echo sequences. Clin Radiol1982;33:395-414.
5.
Jackson JA, Leake DR, Schneiders NJ, et al: Magnetic resonance imaging in multiple sclerosis: Results in 32 cases. Am J Neuroradiol1985;6:171-176.
6.
Ormerod IE, Duboulay EP, Callanan MM, et al: NMR in multiple sclerosis and cerebral vascular disease. Lancet1984;1:1334-1335.
