Francesco T. Mangano · Diffusion tensor imaging in children following prenatal myelomeningocele repair and its predictive value for the need and timing of subsequent CSF diversion surgery for hydrocephalus.
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Diffusion tensor imaging in children following prenatal myelomeningocele repair and its predictive value for the need and timing of subsequent CSF diversion surgery for hydrocephalus.

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Article · Nov 2026 · 1 min read

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This retrospective study evaluates diffusion tensor imaging as a predictive biomarker for identifying which children will require CSF diversion surgery after prenatal myelomeningocele repair. The research aims to provide objective neuroimaging criteria to guide timing of hydrocephalus intervention in this patient population.

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Francesco T. Mangano

The aim of this study was to investigate diffusion tensor imaging (DTI), an objective and noninvasive neuroimaging technique, for its potential as an imaging biomarker to predict the need and timing of CSF diversion surgery in patients after prenatal myelomeningocele (MMC) repair. This was a retrospective analysis of data based on 35 pediatric patients after prenatal MMC repair (gestational age at…

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