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Intracranial translucency

Intracranial translucency

(A) Sagittal view of a normal fetal head and posterior fossa at 12+4 weeks of gestation. In the normal fetus, the IT is a fluid-filled area (the fourth ventricle) in the normal posterior brain in the mid-sagittal plane at the time of a detailed anatomic survey in the late first trimester.

(B) Sagittal view of a fetal head at 12+6 weeks of gestation with lack of visualization IT. This has been described as an early marker for open spina bifida.
TH: thalamus; BS: brain stem; IT: intracranial translucency; CP: choroid plexus; FCM: future cistern magna; OB: occipital bone.
Courtesy of Ana Monteagudo, MD.
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