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Microcephaly with chorioretinal degeneration
Ophthalmic Genetics, 1998To describe the ophthalmologic findings and electroretinograms in patients with microcephaly and chorioretinal degeneration.We reviewed the hospital records of 20 patients with microcephaly that was not part of a recognizable syndrome prior to initial referral to the institutional consultative practice of one of the authors (RGW).
Richard G. Weleber +2 more
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Microcephaly: An epidemiologic analysis
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 2003This study was conducted to identify all risk factors that are associated with microcephaly and to quantify the magnitude of risk that is associated with these factors.This population-based case-control study used the Missouri Birth Defects Registry to identify 360 microcephaly cases and 3600 control cases during 1993 through 1999.
Terry L. Leet +4 more
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Archives of Neurology, 1980
A microcephalic woman who walked, spoke a few words, and was capable of some self-care, died at age 20. The brain weighed 260 g--the equivalent of that of an infant of eight months' gestation. The remarkable neuropathological features in our case included very small cerebral hemispheres, normal cerebral cortex, myelinated white matter, and large ...
Elizabeth C. Dooling +1 more
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A microcephalic woman who walked, spoke a few words, and was capable of some self-care, died at age 20. The brain weighed 260 g--the equivalent of that of an infant of eight months' gestation. The remarkable neuropathological features in our case included very small cerebral hemispheres, normal cerebral cortex, myelinated white matter, and large ...
Elizabeth C. Dooling +1 more
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Segregation frequency in microcephaly
Human Genetics, 1989A total of 118 cases of microcephaly were clinically evaluated under two main groups: primary microcephaly (61 cases) and secondary microcephaly (57 cases). Secondary cases were generally characterized by convulsions, spasticity, and other congenital anomalies.
J. S. Murty +2 more
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The Electroencephalogram in Microcephaly [PDF]
Neurology, 1957 Alberto Fois, Carl Rosenberg
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