Fig. 2From: Brain malformations in diprosopia observed in clinical cases, museum specimens and artistic representationsPathological findings in diprosopus case 3. Female fetus at 18 weeks showing diprosopus tetrophthalmus with median microphthalmic eye bulbs and a single median ear pit (a); X-ray showing mandibular duplication, splicing of the cervical spine and duplication of thoracic vertebral bodies T1-T7 (b); basal view of the duplicated right (R) and left (L) forebrain with two hemispheres each and a single cerebellum ( ←) (c); skull base presenting duplication of frontal fossa (Fa) with two ethmoidal crests, two pituitary fossae ( ↔), each with 2 optic nerves, and a clival cleft (↘↙) (d); histologic section of the thoracic spinal cord showing incomplete dimyelia with two central canals and two ventral fissurae medianae (→ ←) (e)Back to article page