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Washington University Experience | VASCULAR | Hemorrhage - Neonatal | 30B2A (Case 30) (2)
30B2A,B These views of the lateral aspect of the left cerebral hemisphere was thought to reflect a porencephalic depression with radial gyri surrounding it until the coronal sections were prepared which failed to show evidence of that entity or an arachnoid cyst. The most likely explanation is that the lateral cortex collapsed with loss of ventricular fluid and was fixed in that position.
