ventriculomegaly

fetal ventriculomegaly was diagnosed during the routine ultrasound examination.

the patient presented with moderate bilateral ventriculomegaly.

severe ventriculomegaly is often associated with neurological deficits.

isolated ventriculomegaly may have a favorable outcome.

ventriculomegaly can be detected prenatally through ultrasound screening.

the doctor explained that ventriculomegaly with agenesis of the corpus callosum carries higher risks.

early intervention is crucial for infants with ventriculomegaly.

ventriculomegaly was confirmed by magnetic resonance imaging.

the newborn was born with mild ventriculomegaly.

follow-up scans showed progression of ventriculomegaly.

ventriculomegaly sometimes resolves spontaneously without treatment.

chronic ventriculomegaly requires careful neurological monitoring.