Ultrasound Diagnosis of Congenital Brain Anomalies: about 46 cases

Introduction: Congenital malformations affect approximately 2 – 3% of all live births every year. Congenital brain anomalies, whether they are isolated (single) or part of syndromes, are a common cause of medical intervention, long-term illness, and death. Ultrasound (US) examination is an effective modality for the diagnosis of these anomalies in experienced hands. Cranial US correlate well with anatomical and pathological findings and clinical outcomes. Cranial US detection of congenital brain anomalies is useful for diagnostic purposes, and it also may allow for more appropriate management and more accurate n…