Pediatric Neurology Quiz Part I
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Question 1: On the parasagittal image in head ultrasound, germinal matrix hemorrhage is differentiated from choroid plexus by ...
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2: Grade III germinal matrix hemorrhage is differentiated from grade II by ...
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3: The lacunar skull seen in patients with Chiari II malformations is directly related to the degree of hydrocephalus.
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4: Imaging findings seen in Chiari II malformations include all of the following except ...
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5: Alobar holoprosencephaly is characterized by the lack of cleavage of the two cerebral hemispheres, a monoventricle, an absent falx cerebri, and partially separated thalami.
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6: Schizencephaly can be differentiated from a porencephalic cyst by ...
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7: Abnormal neuronal migration may lead to all of the following except ...
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8: In hydranencephaly, the cerebellum and thalami are typically spared because ...
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9: One cause of high output congestive heart failure in the newborn is a vein of Galen malformation.
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10: Myelination patterns are best demonstrated with CT of the head.
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