The prenatal diagnosis of joubert's syndrome of familial agenesis of the cerebellar vermis
S. Campbell, Christina Tsannatos, J. Malcolm Pearce
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S. Campbell, Christina Tsannatos, J. Malcolm Pearce
Abstract
The prenatal diagnosis by ultrasound examination of Joubert's syndrome of familial agenesis of the cerebellar vermis is described allowing termination of pregnancy at 26 weeks gestation. The diagnosis was made by a comparison of the prenatal ultrasound examination with computerized axial tomography obtained from the siblings with the same condition.
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The prenatal diagnosis by ultrasound examination of Joubert's syndrome of familial agenesis of the cerebellar vermis is described allowing termination of pregnancy at 26 weeks gestation. The diagnosis was made by a comparison of the prenatal ultrasound examination with computerized axial tomography obtained from the siblings with the same condition.
Key concepts: Agenesis, Joubert syndrome, Cerebellar vermis, Prenatal diagnosis, Medicine, Gestation, Pregnancy, Obstetrics