Clinical and genetic features of Kenny-Caffey syndrome type 2 with multiple electrolyte disturbances: A case report

Figure 2 The head computed tomography and skeletal X-ray features of the patient are indicated by arrows A–E, respectively. A: Head computed tomography (noncontrast) showing symmetrical calcifications in the cerebellar hemisphere, frontotemporal parietal lobe, basal ganglia, and thalamus; B: Digital radiography (DR) of the anteroposterior pelvis showing that the right ilium is smaller compared to the left side, as well as shallow acetabular fossa on both sides; C: DR of the left foot showing short and small 4^th and 5^th metatarsal bones and corresponding phalanges in both feet; D: The phalanges of the left little finger are short, with thickening of the cortex of the tubular bone and narrowing of the medulla; E: DR of the left lower limb showing thickening of the cortex of the tubular bone and narrowing of the medulla.