U. Wachter (Halle)  

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Newborn  

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Head-Brain and brain nerves  

circulatory  

Clinically unnoticeable newborn; in the screening examination performed on the 3rd day of life, the following ultrasound finding was seen.  

The germinal matrix proliferates at a maximum between the 24th and 32nd week of pregnancy, and is located at the walls of the lateral ventricles, behind the foramen of monroi and lateral to the choroid plexus between the caudate nucleus and thalamus.

The vessels are lined with a one-layered endothelium and are particularly vunerable to hypoxic-ischemic insults (high metabolism, large mitochondrial numbers) as well as to blood pressure changes.  

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Ultrasound 1: Parasaggital: cystic lesion in the area of the nucleothalamic fissure.




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Ultrasound 2: Coronal: cystic lesion in the area of the nucleothalamic fissure, left.


 

Total constellation (Consens)  

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Since a cyst is shown, it is one that has formed untrauterine. Now it is colliquation, which was a subependymal cerebral hemorrhage on the left side (Type I).  

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Subependymal, cyst, 1. degree, cerebral, hemorrhage, grade 1, grade I, subependymal cyst, cerebral hemorrhage, grade I cerebral hemorrhage, child, childhood, pediatric radiology  

U Wachter. Subependymal cyst after 1. degree cerebral hemorrhage. PedRad [serial online] vol 2, no. 5.
URL: www.PedRad.info/?search=20020503085551