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My 10 days son is having right ventricle body-10.1 mm, left lateral ventricle body 11.4 mm occipital horn right-13.8 and occipital horn left 15mm. ?
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Ultrasound or MRI: Sit down with your doctor to discuss the results. Anytime you are unclear about what is happening with your son and what it means; ask for interpretation from his doctor. All the best.
Answered 12/12/2014
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