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Anencephaly
failure of cranial neural tube closure
with resultant brain dysgenesis
multifactorial inheritance
folate responsive
amniotic band disruption can cause phenocopy
Meningomyelocoele
(spina bifida)
failure of neural tube closure with folate responsiveness
uncommon genetic or chromosomal associations
encephalocele
herniation of intracranial contents through a skin covered neural tube defect
most cases are multifactorial but there is a higher incidence of chromosomal and genetic syndromes then other neural tube closure d/o. Not folate responsive
Occult dysraphic states
secondary neurulation became disordered
abn deco of lower sacral and coccygeal segments
lumbosacral cutaneous findings are usually present
hair, dimples, tracts, masses etc
Holoprosecephaly
spectrum of severe early abn in forebrain cleavage
occur sagittally resulting in fusion of c. hemi's
horizontally -> optic olfactory bulbs
trisomy 13, SHH etc
agenesis of corpus callosum
failure or deficiency or corpus callosal axons to cross midline
asx if isolated but may occur w/ hydroceph, migration abn, etc
septo-optic dysplasia
absence of septum pellucid
underdevo of optic nerves
congenital visual impairment
hypothalamic/endocrine dysfunction
Porecephaly
cystic cavities in brain
result of transient fetal hypotension, stroke-like episode or infection
hydranencephaly
essentially total infarction of feta cerebral hemispheres due to transient fetal hypotension, stroke like episodes or infection
schizencephaly
split brain
cleft b/w frontal and temporal lobes
result of brain disruption or early arrest in devo
Lissencephaly
smooth brain - absence of nml gyral pattern
freq part of genetic syndrome
essentially an arrest of brain development at an immature level
Lissencephaly type 1
Miller-Dieker syndrome
contiguous gene deletion syndrome of chromosome 17p13.3 (including LIS1 gene)
Lissencephaly type 2
Walker-Warburg syndrome
pachygryia and schizencephaly
9q31 - mapped there
Poymicrogyria
gyro too small and too many
assoc w/ Zellweger syndrome
Chiari malformation
1. inf. displacement of the medulla + 4th V into upper cervical canal
2. Elongation+thinning of upper medulla and lower pons and persistence of embryonic flex
3. inf. displacement of lower cerebellum through FM
4. bony defects
often associated with hydrocephalus
Dandy-Walker syndrome
1. cystic dilation of 4th V
2. Complete or partial a genesis of cerebellar vermis
3. Hydrocephalus
Dolichocephaly/scaphocephaly
long boat shaped head
Brachycephaly
short w/ flat back of head
Acrocephaly or oxycephaly
tall pointed head
plagiocephaly
misshapen head