Fig. 1
From: Cerebellar cognitive affective syndrome: insights from Joubert syndrome
a-f MR images of the three patients with TMEM67 mutations/Joubert syndrome 6 phenotype. a an axial T2, and (b), a sagittal T1 weighted images in case 1, show the elongated superior cerebellar peduncles (scp, white arrow) that exhibit a classic molar tooth configuration, vemian and cerebellar hemispheric dysplasia, and a characteristic midline vemian cleft (vc). c an axial T2, and (d) a sagittal T1 weighted images in case 2, show the elongated superior cerebellar peduncles (scp, white arrow), vemian dysplasia, a characteristic midline vemian cleft (vc), deep interpeduncular cistern (ic), and an unusually contoured corpus callosum (cc). e an axial T2, and (f) a sagittal T1 weighted images in case 3, show the elongated superior cerebellar peduncles (scp, white arrow), vemian and cerebellar hemispheric dysplasia, and the characteristic midline vemian cleft (vc)