2. The largest white matter structure of the
human brain, which is located at the bottom
of the longitudinal fissure, also serving as the
cover for the lateral ventricles and connecting
cerebral hemispheres
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4. Prevalence: 1:5000 to 1:4000 (0.020–0.025%)
The genetic cause is identifiable for 30–45%
of ACC cases, with approximately 10% of
them having chromosomal abnormalities and
the remaining 20–35% being single gene
mutations
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5.
6.
7. Most cases are asymptomatic, and the
symptoms usually become apparent at the
beginning of adolescence
Neurodevelopmental symptoms
Cognitive impairments (autism)
Motoric impairments (fine motor control)
Seizures / epilepsy
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8.
9. Colpocephaly
A disproportionate prominence of the occipital horns of the lateral ventricles.
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11. Probst Bundles
longitudinal callosal fascicles, Probst bundles are aberrant anterior-
posterior white matter tracts that form in agenesis of the corpus callosum.
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15. Agenesis corpus callosum is a malformation with
varied clinical presentation, depending on
multiple factors.
Its prenatal detection using imaging techniques
and genetic analysis enables future planning of
adequate care.
The finding of ACC should prompt detailed
clinical assessment in order to determine and
manage the underlying condition.