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Periventricular hyperechogenicity





Tags: Brain sonography(Neurosonography), GE Logiq 400 MD, Clinical report, Pediatric

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  Periventricular hyperechogenicity		#1

    An infant 1 month old came in a public clinic for screening.

    "Periventricular hyperechogenicity is a normal variant when it is smooth and less echo-rich on ultrasound than the choroid plexus. It is due to parenchymal immaturity." - The WHO Manual of diagnostic ultrasound.

   




   




   




   




   




   




   


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