What are some radiographic findings associated with TORCH infections?

Irregularity of the metaphyses of the long bones (celery stalking—alternating radio-dense and lucent lines), especially in rubella
Cerebral destruction (cerebral calcification, microcephaly)
Intracranial calcifications (especially in toxoplasmosis)
Curvilinear paraventricular calcifications (especially in CMV infection)
Massive calcification of a small, atrophic brain (especially in HSV infection)