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What is a septum cavum pellucidum?09/08/1999 |
My son has bi-lateral retinoblastoma and during a routine MRI of the brain/orbits a "septum cavum pelludicum" was noted. Please tell me what this is.
Cavum septum pellucidum is an anatomic variant in which a brain structure, the septum pellucidum, has a division within it. It is fairly commonly seen on MRI scans and is generally not of any clinical significance.
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Arif Dalvi, MD Assistant Professor College of Medicine University of Cincinnati |
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