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Fetal intracranial calcification: pseudo-TORCH phenotype and discussion of related phenotypes.

American journal of medical genetics. Part A - 1 Apr 2010

Kulkarni Akhil Muralidhar, Baskar Shankar, Kulkarni Muralidhar Laxmanrao, Kulkarni Abhishek Jayateerth, Mahuli Amit Vasanth, Vittalrao Suhasini, Kulkarni Preethi Muralidar

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Fetal intracranial calcification (ICC) noted during antenatal imaging poses a diagnostic challenge. Although this presentation is most commonly associated with intrauterine infection, non-infectious causes of fetal ICC have been reported and include metabolic, genetic, or hemodynamic conditions. We report on a patient with antenatally detected extensive ICC, in whom postnatal imaging revealed a distinctive...

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PMID: 20358603
DOI: 10.1002/ajmg.a.33358

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