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case_images: Prenatal ultrasound scans image of the fetus.. Transabdominal transverse section of the fetal head at 38 weeks of gestation shows dilated third ventricle (V) with absent thalami and basal ganglia and cerebral cortex.
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case_images: The third ventricle appeared to be dilated and the remnants of midbrain structures were present (see Figure 1).
case_images: Prenatal ultrasound scans image of the fetus.. Transabdominal transverse section of the fetal head shows disrupted falx (F).
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case_images: We noticed that the falx cerebri looked like it had been disrupted (see Figure 2).
case_images: CT image of 2 days old newborns brain.. Dilated third ventricle (V) with absent thalami and basal ganglia and cerebral cortex.
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case_images: The third ventricle looked dilated and remnants of midbrain structures could be seen (see Figure 3).
case_images: CT images of 2 days old newborns brain.. (
  a) Intact Cerebellum (C) and other posterior fossa structures. (
  b) Shows disrupted falx cerebri (F).
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case_images: The cerebellum and other posterior fossa structures were preserved with disrupted falx cerebri (see Figure 4a, 4b).