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Table 1: 
TMI sizes in patients with CAS during the fetal and childhood periodsa
Fetal (n = 33)Postnatal (n = 31)P Value
CC4.2 (3.35–6.2)6.8 (3.6−9.6)<.001
AP4.5 (3.35–6.75)6.7 (3.3−8.9)<.001
Circumference17.5 (13.55–21.25)25.9 (15.6−33)<.001
Area18.4 (9.2−29.75)37 (15.7−69.4)<.001
  • Note:—CC indicates craniocaudal; AP, anteroposterior. The values in parenthesis are interquartile ranges.
  • ↵a Patients with TMI absence were excluded from measurements in TMI sizes.