Sonograms obtained in a premature neonate with massive intraventricular and unilateral cerebellar hemorrhages. Sonograms obtained in a premature neonate.

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Sonograms obtained in a premature neonate with massive intraventricular and unilateral cerebellar hemorrhages. Sonograms obtained in a premature neonate with massive intraventricular and unilateral cerebellar hemorrhages. T indicates tentorium.A, AF coronal view shows echogenic material occupying the right lateral ventricle (asterisk) that hinders correct visualization of the cerebellum owing to slight shadowing.B, PF coronal view clearly depicts left echogenic cerebellar hemorrhage (arrows). OH indicates the occipital horn. Flavia Correa et al. AJNR Am J Neuroradiol 2004;25:1274-1282 ©2004 by American Society of Neuroradiology