Fig. 5
From: Beyond fetal magnetic resonance diagnosis of corpus callosum agenesis
A 29-year old pregnant female at 37th WG, with obstetric history of giving birth to a normal child, one previous abortion, and positive consanguinity. T2*B-FFE fMRI (a and b) axial and sagittal images of the brain show supratentorial hydrocephalus, colpocephaly, absent corpus callosum, sulcation delay (arrows), crowded posterior fossa, and tonsillar herniation (c and d)axial and sagittal images of the spine show lumbosacral meningocele (arrows). Postnatal BFFE MRI brain (e) and (f) and spine (g) and (h) confirm the diagnosis. Diagnosis: Complete CCA associated with Chiari II malformation