The leaflets of the septum pellucidum.
What are the lateral borders of the CSP?
This common finding needs no follow up
What is a choroid plexus cyst?
Reliable measurement for gestational age as long as its normal
What is the trans cerebellar diameter?
It's fenestrations can sometimes be seen as lines like prison bars
What is the Blake's pouch remnant?
The left half doesn't know what the right half is doing because of this
What is ACC?
Travelling from the parieto-occipital groove to the opposite wall
What is measurement of the lateral ventricle?
This newborn was also diagnosed with hearing loss
What is congenital CMV?
Can take a while to form - up to 18 weeks so don't count it out to soon
What is the cerebellar vermis?
This cerebellar deformation can be part a "sign" on a fruit basket
What is the banana sign?
These can be seen in trisomy 18 and normal fetuses
What are choroid plexus cysts?
These lines can be seen when viewing the posterior fossa but don't be fooled, they don't contain anything
What are the lateral walls of Blake pouch?
This patient comes in for routine NT screening
What is anencephaly?
Excuse me for being clumsy
What is absent cerebellar vermis?
Even though the CSF is flowing, this condition in the posterior fossa can be mistaken for a severe malformation.
What is mega-cisterna magna?
Can be mistaken for CSP if there is absent CC
What is the third ventricle?
This "butterfly structure plays a central role in relaying sensory and motor information
This fetus of a G1P0 mother presented to your office for this imaging on routine 3rd trimester scan
What is an intraventricular hemorrhage?
This patient did not take prenatal folic acid
What an obliterated posterior fossa from NTD?
This condition is associated with and enlarged CM and cerebellar hypoplasia
What is Dandy-Walker Malformation?
The reason for development of this clover is not very lucky
What is craniosynostosis?
This "mohawk" appearing structure gives reassurance but not guarantee that the corpus callosum is present
What is the pericallosal artery?
In this case, it's not good to work as "one"
What is holoprosencephaly?
Newborn with seizures, poor muscle tone and involuntary eye movements
What is cerebellar hypoplasia?
This structure found in the posterior fossa is not expected to be fully closed until 18 weeks
What is the cerebellar vermis?
If you can see it, it's not there
What is anophthalmia?