BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Congenital aqueductal stenosis is a common cause of
prenatal ventriculomegaly. An accurate diagnosis provides prognostic information and may …

Objective The objective of this article is to determine the success rate of prenatally
diagnosed isolated aqueductal stenosis (AS) as a first step in an evidence‐based …

Aqueductal stenosis is a common cause of fetal hydrocephalus. Published studies of
neonates with aqueductal stenosis have noted variable outcomes, with normal development …

Purpose To evaluate the effects of progressive hydrocephalus on the developing brain in a
cohort of fetuses diagnosed with congenital aqueduct stenosis by comparing prenatal …

Fetal severe central nervous system ventriculomegaly is associated with poor neurologic
outcomes, usually driven by a primary malformation, deformation, or disruption of brain …

Early, sensitive and specific prenatal diagnosis of malformations of the fetal brain and
correct identification of the various etiologies of ventriculomegaly are essential for the pre …

Background and purpose To examine prenatal MRI and postnatal imaging in fetuses with
congenital aqueductal stenosis (CAS) to determine the frequency of association of …

Object Pediatric neurosurgeons are increasingly called on to provide prognostic data
regarding the antenatal diagnosis of ventriculomegaly. This study was designed to …

Isolated cerebral ventriculomegaly (IVM) is the most common prenatally diagnosed brain
anomaly occurs in 0.2–1% of pregnancies. However, knowledge of fetal brain development …

Introduction Hydrocephalus due to congenital aqueductal stenosis (CAS) has significant
long-term clinical implications. Previous reports on outcomes after treatment of congenital …