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Therere are choroid plexus cysts on my baby's ultrasound. does that mean holes in the brain? what else?
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Usually benign.: The choroid plexus is a normal structure in the fetal brain, that makes the cerebrospinal fluid. Cysts can appear and disappear within the choroid and it usually is normal, but if there are a lot of cysts then testing for down's or similar syndromes may be a good idea.
Answered 7/2/2015
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