Clinical Features:

A 6-month-old child was brought with

- Inability to roll, crawl or sit

- H/o preterm delivery with low birth weight & hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy

Ultrasound Features:

Prominent sulci & extraventricular CSF spaces with diffuse white matter volume loss, predominantly involving the frontal & parietal lobes.

Regular follow-up scans of children with a history of HIE may help understand the progressive cerebral atrophy.

Fig: Sagittal sections. Prominent sulci. Normal corpus callosum

Fig: Coronal section. Prominent sulci, widened CSF spaces.

Fig: Sagittal section. Prominent sulci, widened CSF spaces.