PubMed · 6484413
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G Assal, J Buttet-Sovilla, C Favre, C Jacot-Descombes, J Lanarès. 1984. [Hemispheric man. Introduction].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/6484413/
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Porencephaly may result from either a developmental anomaly or an antepartum intraparenchymal insult. Pre- and postnatal ultrasonography can demonstrate characteristic images of porencephaly. There is minimal literature on diagnosis and outcome of antenatally diagnosed porencephaly. There are two types of porencephaly: type I is generally due to an antepartum intraparenchymal hemorrhage. Type II lesions are usually developmental anomalies. Prognosis generally depends on the extent of the lesion.