Persistent olfactory bulb ventricle.
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Persistent olfactory bulb ventricle.
A large cystic olfactory bulb was discovered incidentally at autopsy. There was no evidence of central nervous system trauma or infection. Hemispheric malformations did not exist except for a dorsal displacement of the overlying gyrus rectus. We interpreted the cyst to be a persistent olfactory bulb ventricle.
Adult, Male, Humans, Olfactory Bulb, Cerebral Ventricles
Adult, Male, Humans, Olfactory Bulb, Cerebral Ventricles
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