Figure 1
From: Childhood hydrocephalus – is radiological morphology associated with etiology
Representative examples of the groups of radiological morphology. AP: Anterio-posterior, LR: Left-to-right a) CT of a 3 month old boy with hydrocephalus of unknown cause, b) MRI of a 6 month old boy with hydrocephalus caused by Dandy-Walker malformation, c) MRI of a 5 month old boy with hydrocephalus of unknown cause, d) MRI of a 12 month old girl with hydrocephalus caused by brain stem tumor, e) CT of a 1 month old boy with hydrocephalus caused by meningitis, f) MRI of a 15 month old girl with hydrocephalus caused by brain stem tumor, g) CT of a 3 month old boy with hydrocephalus of unknown cause, h) CT of a 1 month old girl with hydrocephalus caused by hemorrhage, i) CT of a 16 month old boy with hydrocephalus caused by Dandy-Walker malformation, j) CT of an 11 month old boy with hydrocephalus of unknown cause, k) CT of a 4 month old boy with hydrocephalus caused by hemorrhage, l) MRI of a 1 month old girl with hydrocephalus caused by cystic malformation, m) MRI of a 6 month old girl with hydrocephalus caused by cystic malformation, n) MRI of a 38 month old girl with hydrocephalus of unknown cause, o) CT of a 2 month old boy with hydrocephalus caused by craniofacial malformation, p) MRI of a 19 month old girl with hydrocephalus of unknown cause, q) MRI of a 3 month old boy with hydrocephalus caused by post infectious cerebellitis, r) CT of an 11 month old boy with hydrocephalus caused by cystic malformation.