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‘Paradoxical microgyric cortex’ associated with intrauterine hydrocephalus

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Le cortex cérébral, dans les cas d'hydrocéphalie ayant débuté durant la vie foetale, offre de petites circonvolutions. Il est surprenant qu'un cerveau qui grossit à la suite d'une pression excessive présente de petites circonvolutions au lieu de grosses circonvolutions aplaties contre la surface interne du crâne. Cette microgyrie paradoxale associée à l'hydrocéphalie indiquerait une origine prénatale.

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  1. Department of Neurology, Jefferson Medical College, 19107, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

    S. Duckett

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Duckett, S. ‘Paradoxical microgyric cortex’ associated with intrauterine hydrocephalus. Experientia 24, 1241–1242 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02146647

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