"Incomplete hippocampal inversion is the most correct description of this finding. Hippocampal malrotation is a term used by some authors 1, although this is not the best description of the embryological events that lead to the appearance of the hippocampus 2."
"Incomplete hippocampal inversion is the most correct description of this finding. Hippocampal malrotation is a term used by some authors 1, although this is not the best description of the embryological events that lead to the appearance of the hippocampus 2."
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"The marked left-sided predominance suggests asymmetric hippocampal development, with the right hippocampus likely developing earlier or faster; if the infolding process is interrupted, the right side may complete inversion while the left does not 5,7."
"Additional findings include abnormal position and size of the fornix; normally symmetrical, the fornix may be inferiorly displaced in patients with hippocampal malrotation; however, a low fornix can also be seen in subjects without seizures and without hippocampal malrotation 6."
"Additional findings include abnormal position and size of the fornix; normally symmetrical, the fornix may be inferiorly displaced in patients with hippocampal malrotation; however, a low fornix can also be seen in subjects without seizures and without hippocampal malrotation 6."