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Advancements in understanding the clinical, biochemical, and genetic aspects of primary mitochondrial disorders, along with the identification of a broad range of phenotypes frequently involving the central nervous system, have opened a new and crucial area in neuroimaging. This expanding knowledge presents significant challenges for radiologists in clinical settings, as the neuroimaging features and their associated metabolic abnormalities become more complex. This review offers a comprehensive overview of the key neuroimaging features associated with the common primary mitochondrial disorders. It highlights both the classical imaging findings and the emerging diagnostic insights related to several previously identified causative genes for these diseases. The review also provides an in-depth description of the clinicoradiologic presentations and potential underlying mitochondrial defects, aiming to enhance diagnostic abilities of radiologists in identifying primary mitochondrial diseases in their clinical practice.
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