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Prenatal muitimodal radiological diagnosis of hypoplasia unilateralis of the cerebellum: description of the 3 cases and literatury review

D.V. Voronin M.N. Korlyakova

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Three cases of prenatal diagnosis of unilateral cerebellum hypoplasia, using ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging methods is presented. The pattern and prevalence of brain changes during unilateral cerebellum hypoplasia should be refined by magnetic resonance imaging method.

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Three cases of prenatal diagnosis of unilateral cerebellum hypoplasia, using ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging methods is presented. The pattern and prevalence of brain changes during unilateral cerebellum hypoplasia should be refined by magnetic resonance imaging method.

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Three cases of prenatal diagnosis of unilateral cerebellum hypoplasia, using ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging methods is presented. The pattern and prevalence of brain changes during unilateral cerebellum hypoplasia should be refined by magnetic resonance imaging method.

Key concepts: Hypoplasia, Magnetic resonance imaging, Cerebellum, Cerebellar hypoplasia (non-human), Medicine, Prenatal diagnosis, Radiology, Ultrasound

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