Fig. 6
From: Beyond fetal magnetic resonance diagnosis of corpus callosum agenesis
A 35-year old pregnant female, 25th WG of twin (G2P1L1). MRI of the fetal brain of one twin: a Sagittal, b coronal views of the fetus, and c axial view of fetal brain revealed enlarged posterior fossa showing large cyst which is communicating with the 4th ventricle, as well as occipital meningeocele, hypoplastic laterally displaced cerebellar hemispheres with absent cerebellar vermis. Hypoplastic splenium of the corpus callosum, widely separated occipital horns of the lateral ventricles. Bilateral small eye globes, bilateral enlarged high signal with innumerable small cystic kidneys compressing the liver and shifting of the diaphragm upwards with hypoplastic lung. Diagnosis: Partial CCA associated with Dandy-Walker syndrome, Meckel-Gruber syndrome, bilateral small eye globes, and hypoplastic lungs