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[CT diagnosis of neuron migration anomalies].

Gao Py

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Abstract

CT findings of 17 patients with neuron migration anomalies, 5 with lissencephaly, 6 with schizencephaly and 6 with heterotopic gray matter were reviewed. Migratory anomalies are congenital malformations caused by insult to the neurons during the time of migration. CT is effective in detecting these malformations.

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CT findings of 17 patients with neuron migration anomalies, 5 with lissencephaly, 6 with schizencephaly and 6 with heterotopic gray matter were reviewed. Migratory anomalies are congenital malformations caused by insult to the neurons during the time of migration. CT is effective in detecting these malformations.

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CT findings of 17 patients with neuron migration anomalies, 5 with lissencephaly, 6 with schizencephaly and 6 with heterotopic gray matter were reviewed. Migratory anomalies are congenital malformations caused by insult to the neurons during the time of migration. CT is effective in detecting these malformations.

Key concepts: Schizencephaly, Lissencephaly, Medicine, Neuronal migration, Neuron, Heterotopia (medicine), Pathology, Anatomy

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