Figure 1. Prenatal Ultrasonographic Images and Photographs of Coronal Slices of Brain.
Panel A shows numerous calcifications in various parts of the brain (some marked with arrows) and the dilated
occipital
horn of the lateral ventricle (Vp, marked with a measurement bar) as seen on transverse ultrasonography.
Panel B shows numerous calcifications in the placenta. Panel C shows multifocal cortical and subcortical white calcifications
(arrows) and almost complete loss of gyration of the cortex. The basal ganglia are developed but poorly
delineated (black asterisks), and the sylvian fissures are widely open on both sides (arrowheads on the left). The
third ventricle is not dilated (white asterisk). Panel D shows dilated body of the lateral ventricles (white arrowheads);
the left is collapsed. Temporal horns of the lateral ventricles (black arrowheads) are also dilated. The thalami (black
asterisks) and the left hippocampus (white asterisk) are well developed, whereas the contralateral structure is not
recognizable owing to autolysis.