- Etiology: cephalocele = extracranially-herniated intracranial tissue, involution of true encephalocele
- Imaging: typically parietal in location (or occipital), persistent falcine sinus common, fibrous stalk at base connects to dura, contains meninges / fibrous tissue / dysplastic brain tissue
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Radiology Cases of Atretic Cephalocele
![MRI of atretic cephalocele](https://pediatricimaging.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/atreticcephalocele01mdmrt2ciss1mo.jpg?w=1100)