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Sinus pericranii
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Case Reports
Sinus pericranii
Radiol Clin (Basel).
1976.
Abstract
A 3-year-old patient with a sinus pericranii is described. A sinus pericranii should be differentiated from, in particular, hydromeningoencephalocele. In the diagnosis of sinus pericranii a brain scintiscan is an important but little known aid.
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