| Fig
1a: Sagittal section through the fetal head and
neck showing extreme cervical lordosis, set of two
arrows points to fetal chin; set of 3 arrows
points to fetal neck |
Fig
1b: Line drawing of major features in Fig 1a, set
of two arrows points to fetal chin, set of 3
arrows points to hyper- extended fetal neck |
|
Fig2:
Coronal section through fetal spine, note that the
fetal head is seen in a transverse section and
both eyes are visible, in the same plane as the
spine, possible only when there is severe
hyperextension of the neck and the face is facing
superiorly. |
Fig3:
fetal head (right pane) showing mild ventriculomegaly and a markedly
dilated IVth ventricle (Dandy-Walker
Malformation). Fetal thorax (left pane) showing
spina bifida, note the closed cystic area with
central septum. |