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Fig. 3A —1-month-old boy with ventriculus terminalis who was referred for deep sacral dimple and who is developmentally normal at 18 months. Longitudinal sonogram of spine reveals distention of distal lumbar spinal canal just above conus medullaris (arrowhead). Size smaller than 5 mm and stability over time distinguish this normal variant from small syrinx.