Radiological Criteria Evaluation

Select radiological features on axial and coronal brain MRI / CT
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Evans Index

Ratio of maximum width of frontal horns to maximal internal skull diameter on axial plane.

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Interactive Measurement Assistant:
mm
mm
Calculated Ratio: --
A (Horn Max) B (Inner Skull) Evans Index = A / B
2

Narrow Parietal High-Convexity & Medial Parafalcine Sulci

Assessed in the most superior axial and coronal planes (DESH high-convexity crowding).

Vertex / Parafalcine Crowding
3

Sylvian Fissures

Dilation of Sylvian fissures compared to adjacent high convexity sulci on coronal plane.

Sylvian Fissure Disproportionately Enlarged
4

Focally Enlarged Sulci

Disproportionately enlarged focal cerebral sulci compared to surrounding sulci.

Focal Sulcus Localised Sulcal Dilation
5

Temporal Horns

Maximum diameter of temporal horns measured in the axial plane.

Interactive Direct Measurement:
mm
Status: Select or enter mm
Width (mm) Axial Temporal Horn Size
6

Callosal Angle

Measured on coronal MRI/CT perpendicular to ACPC line at level of posterior commissure.

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Interactive Angle Measurement:
°
Category: > 90° (Normal)
θ = 100° Coronal Callosal Angle
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Periventricular White Matter Change

Periventricular hyperintensities evaluated according to the Fazekas scale.

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Frontal Horn Caps Fazekas PVWM Scale