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Cisterna Magna. nucal foldFrom: Nancy Hilliard (daisy@psnw.com)Tue Aug 11 23:46:07 1998
Correct me if I'm wrong. The cisterna magna, should measure at least 4 mm, but not more than 10 mm. 1. If less than 4mm, what condition might be suspected & what other body parts would I find irregularities? 2. If more than 10 mm, the same above questions. 3. In measuring the c.m. sometimes there is a connection tissue from the cerebellum to the skull. a. Is that an age factor (of when it is present & when not) ? b. Does the thickness of the connection tissue have any significance? Nucal fold should measure no wider than 4 mm. If wider, what is suspected? Nancy
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