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2020•Ultrasound in Obstetrics and GynecologyOpen access

VP25.15: Assessment of coronal suture in the detection of craniosynostosis: the new standard?

E. Q. Barreto, J. Miguelez, W. J. Hisaba, Hérbene José Figuinha Milani, M.H. Carvalho

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hemangioma of IAC confirming the diagnosis of PHACES syndrome.Ipsilateral enlarged IAC with prominent posterior petrous ridge is a unique feature in prenatal diagnosis of PHACES in cases with unilateral cerebellar hypoplasia.

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hemangioma of IAC confirming the diagnosis of PHACES syndrome.Ipsilateral enlarged IAC with prominent posterior petrous ridge is a unique feature in prenatal diagnosis of PHACES in cases with unilateral cerebellar hypoplasia.

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hemangioma of IAC confirming the diagnosis of PHACES syndrome.Ipsilateral enlarged IAC with prominent posterior petrous ridge is a unique feature in prenatal diagnosis of PHACES in cases with unilateral cerebellar hypoplasia.

Key concepts: Craniosynostosis, Medicine, Coronal suture, Coronal plane, Fibrous joint, Craniosynostoses, Sagittal suture, Synostosis

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