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What is Arnold Chiari malformation?

displacement of the 4th ventricle into the cervical canal (downward displacement of the cerebellum: results in a small cisterna magna measurement)

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What is hydrocephalus?

ventriculomegaly WITH increased intraventricular pressure

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What is ventriculomegaly?

Any enlargement of the ventricular system

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What is Holoprosencephaly?

a common large ventricle (monoventricle) with absence of the corpus callosum, cavum septum, and falx, has a fused thalamus

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What is Vein of Galen Aneurysm?

an arteriovenous malformation, involves an arterial communication with the vein of galen, leads to right sided heart overload

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What is Encephalocele?

cranial meninges or meninges AND brain tissue protrude through a defect in the calvarium, must identify the occipital defect to rule out cystic hygroma

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What is Hydranencephaly?

fluid filled head replacing cerebral hemispheres, results from insult or bilateral occlusion of the fetal internal arteries

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What is Dandy Walker Syndrome?

large 4th ventricle cyst seen in the posterior fossa replacing the cerebellum (results in an increased cisterna magna measurement)

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What is the third ventricle also referred to as?

The Aqueduct of Sylvius

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What is Choroid Plexus Cyst?

round or oval anechoic structure found in the choroid plexus, contains CSF, uni or bilateral, usually resolve ~ 22-26 weeks, can be linked to T18 & 21

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What is Acrania?

presence of brain tissue with absence of skull bones, no froglike eyes, enhanced sulci marking

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What is Anencephaly?

the most common neural tube defect, absence of the cerebral hemispheres and cerebellum, brain stem is present but no skull bones, froglike eyes, covered, AFP up

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