The corpus callosum is abnormally shaped: it is no longer smooth but rather ragged. Abnormality is highlighted.
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Callosal Dysgenesis
The corpus callosum is no longer plump or smooth but rather ragged and thinned. Congential syndromes can cause this finding, as can acquired disorders, such as nutritional deficiencies.
Relevant Anatomical Structures: