The common embryologic origin of the septum pellucidum, of the corpus callosum, and of
the limbic system explains the anatomic basis of a varying degree of concurrent involvement …

In a review of more than 2000 MR images of the brain we identified 35 patients with absence
of the septum pellucidum. These patients were divided into seven basic groups as follows …

There are three telencephalic commissures which are paleocortical (the anterior
commissure), archicortical (the hippocampal commissure), and neocortical. In non-placental …

Cavities in the septum pellucidum are widely regarded as incidental findings of little clinical
importance. The prevalence of such cava on computerized tomography in a mixed sample of …

PURPOSE AND METHODS Cavities in the septum pellucidum have been widely regarded
in clinical neurology or in autopsy series as incidental findings of little clinical importance; …

CAVITES within the septum pellucidum are commonly seen at autopsy and are generally
considered to'be clinically insigmficant. The cava septi pellucidi et Vergee (1851) are …

Many papers have been published describing the various aspects of dilatations of the
septum pellucidum. Septal dilatation may be caused either by a cyst which has no …

The incidence of cavum septum pellucidum (CSP), which has been widely regarded as a
developmental anomaly of little clinical importance in neuropathology, was examined in 113 …

Objective. The cavum septi pellucidi (CSP) is routinely imaged in the fetal brain during
obstetric sonography; in fact, for well over a decade, assessment of the CSP has been …

Septo-optic dysplasia is the diagnosis when optic nerve hypoplasia is seen in conjunction
with dysgenesis of the septum pellucidum. Nearly two-thirds of these patients have …