- born with
anencephaly is
usually blind, deaf,
unaware of its
surroundings and
unable to feel pain.
Although some
individuals with
anencephaly may be born...
- develops.
Specific types include:
spina bifida which affects the spine,
anencephaly which results in
little to no brain,
encephalocele which affects the...
-
generally considered incompatible with life
include Potter's
syndrome and
anencephaly.
Where disorders incompatible with life are
found before birth, patients...
- conditions.
neurological abnormalities such as
anencephaly,
which impair the
swallowing reflex.
Anencephaly is
failure of
closure of the
rostral neuropore...
- abnormally. The
condition is frequently,
though not always, ****ociated with
anencephaly. The
fetus is said to have
acrania if it
meets the
following criteria:...
- [citation needed]
While anencephaly experiences a
partial to
total lack of the neurocranium,
iniencephaly does not. In
anencephaly, the
retroflexed head...
- skull. This
condition is
usually found in
embryos as an
early stage of
anencephaly. As an
exencephalic pregnancy progresses, the
neural tissue gradually...
-
include neural tube
defects such as
spina bifida, encephalocele, and
anencephaly.
Other congenital anomalies of the
nervous system include the Arnold–Chiari...
- vote to
legalize abortion in
cases of
fetuses with
anencephaly,
saying that
children with
anencephaly were
biologically alive but that they were not a person...
-
occurs in
combination with
other congenital disorders,
particularly anencephaly,
neural tube
defect and
cardiac malformations. When present, the brain...
