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"The germinal matrix is usually seen from 8-28 weeks of gestation. It is located lateral to the lateral ventricles within the brain matter. It consists of a cluster of fragile cells that gives origin to both neural and glial cells, hence, it forms the grey matter ¹. Germinal matrix cannot be seen in normal term babies; it can only be seen in premature neonates, mainly before 37 weeks."

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H1 Summary
H1 Gross anatomy
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H3 Musculotendinous
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H1 Arterial supply
H1 Venous drainage
H1 Lymphatic drainage
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"The germinal matrix is usually seen from 8-28 weeks of gestation. It is located lateral to the lateral ventricles within the brain matter. It consists of a cluster of fragile cells that gives origin to both neural and glial cells, hence, it forms the grey matter ¹. Germinal matrix cannot be seen in normal term babies; it can only be seen in premature neonates, mainly before 37 weeks."

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