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Schizencephaly and absent septum pellucidum
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Open-lip schizencephaly is identified in the posterior right frontal lobe. The cortex of the left sylvian fissure appears abnormally thick, likely representing pachygyria.
The septum pellucidum is absent, perhaps representing associated septooptic dysplasia.
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