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Clinical photographs showing severe microcephaly (A and B) and hydrocephalus (C and D)

Clinical photographs showing severe microcephaly (A and B) and hydrocephalus (C and D)

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Figure 1: Clinical photographs showing severe microcephaly (A and B)...
Figure 2: Clinical photographs showing occipital encephalocele (A and...
Figure 4: Axial T1-weighted MRI brain showing absence of sulci and gyri...
Figure 5: Axial T1-weighted MRI brain showing gray matter lined CSF...
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Profile of Central Nervous System Malformations in Children from a Tertiary Care Center in Southern India
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  • Aug 2022
Background: Malformations of the central nervous system (CNS) include a wide range of disorders characterized by neurodevelopmental delay and seizures. They are multifactorial in etiology. There is a lack of data in India; hence, this study was planned to study the clinical profile and type of CNS malformations in children. Materials and Methods: T...
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... cortical dysplasia was present in 13 patients (11.8%), detected by MRI brain, in those with normal CT scans. Figure 1 shows severe microcephaly and hydrocephalus. Figure 2 shows occipital encephalocele, lumbar myelomeningocele, the tuff of hair, and sinus tract with swelling in the lumbar region. ...
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... cortical dysplasia was present in 13 patients (11.8%), detected by MRI brain, in those with normal CT scans. Figure 1 shows severe microcephaly and hydrocephalus. Figure 2 shows occipital encephalocele, lumbar myelomeningocele, the tuff of hair, and sinus tract with swelling in the lumbar region. ...