N-Isopropyl-P-123 I-Iodoamphetamine Spect and Magnetic Resonans of The Brain in A Case with Hyperglysinemia

Presented here is a case with hyperglysinemia who underwent CT, IMP SPECT and MR imaging. The modalities (CT and MRI) which image the brain structure failed to explain the main neuropsychological defect. However, the IMP SPECT study showed an abnormal function map which correlated well with the clinical findings and it was concluded that: IMP SPECT was more sensitive and informative than the other imagine modalities to reveal even a mild brain damage secondary to the metabolic disorders.