Bilateral basal ganglia involvement in a patient with Griscelli syndrome.
June 30, 2006 · Posted in Daily Health News · Comment
We report a 6-year-old Iranian boy with silvery-gray hair, eyelashes and the eyebrows who was admitted because of seizures and subsequent stupor. He had previous history of acute hemiparesis at 1 year of age and hepatitis-like syndrome 3 months ago.
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Bilateral basal ganglia involvement in a patient with Griscelli syndrome.
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