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Antenatal diagnosis of absence of septum pellucidum.
Clinical Case Reports 2020 March
The absence of septum pellucidum (ASP) is a rare disease, which affects the structure of the brain. It is either isolated or associated with various congenital brain malformations. The diagnosis of ASP can be performed by second-trimester ultrasound. When the ASP is isolated, prenatal counseling is optimistic regarding neurological outcome, but there is a 20% risk of septo-optic dysplasia in the neonate.
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