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Fig. 6A. —29-year-old woman with septate uterus and 221-day-old female fetus with lobar holoprosencephaly. Sonography (not shown, performed at outside institution) revealed extensive hydrocephalus. Mother was referred for MR imaging. T2-weighted MR images show placenta (arrow, A) located at ventral aspect of uterus and incomplete fibrous uterine septum (arrowheads, B). Fetus is lying with head in left uterine horn and umbilical cord surrounding neck. Lobar holoprosencephaly with hydrocephalus was diagnosed. No other deformities were present, and primary cesarean section was performed at 221 days' gestation because of breech presentation and uterus deformity.