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Table 1. Modified classification of fetal eye movements based on a classification made by Birnholz [3] using ultrasound findings.
Figure 3. Measurements of bulb positions on sequential axial images. a Thirty-three sequential frames of an axial dynamic SSFP sequence in a fetus at 26 GW (first, third, and fifth rows) and the same frames with measurements of bulb positions (second, four
Figure 5. Measurements of bulb positions on sequential axial images. a Thirty-nine sequential frames of an axial dynamic SSFP sequence in a fetus at 27 + 1 GW (first, third, and fifth rows) and the same frames with measurements of bulb positions (second, f
Figure 6. Prevalence of different types of eye movements among all fetuses. In 11 fetuses (15.9%), two different types of eye movements were observed.
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