• DOI:10.1002/pd.5247
Corpus ID: 4870009

Diagnostic accuracy and clinical outcomes associated with prenatal diagnosis of fetal absent cavum septi pellucidi

@article{Pilliod2018DiagnosticAA,
  title={Diagnostic accuracy and clinical outcomes associated with prenatal diagnosis of fetal absent cavum septi pellucidi},
  author={R. Pilliod and D. Pettersson and T. Gibson and Ladawna L Gievers and A. Kim and R. Sohaey and K. Oh and B. Shaffer},
  journal={Prenatal Diagnosis},
  year={2018},
  volume={38},
  pages={395 - 401}
}

R. Pilliod, D. Pettersson, +5 authors B. Shaffer

Published 2018

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Prenatal Diagnosis

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Absence of the cavum septi pellucidi (CSP) on prenatal imaging is historically associated with additional anomalies; however, recent cases of isolated absent CSP have also been identified. This study seeks to assess the accuracy of prenatal imaging in evaluating isolated absent CSP and to describe the spectrum of clinical outcomes.