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Radiology, Vol 156, 353-361, Copyright © 1985 by Radiological Society of North America

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US anatomy of the posterior fossa in children: correlation with brain sections

DK Yousefzadeh and TP Naidich

Improvements in ultrasound (US) equipment now permit display of anatomic structures not previously shown. Correlation of US images of the posterior fossa with gross and myelin-stained sections of the human brain illuminates the nature of the structures displayed sonographically.


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