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Occipital encephaloceles are
frequently accompanied by hydrocephalus, as seen in 60-90% of patients.
Usually encephaloceles are
noticeable deformities...
- vault, and
nasal encephaloceles (frontoethmoidal
encephaloceles and
basal encephaloceles), with
approximately 80% of all
encephaloceles occurring in the...
- found, that
neural tube
defects in general,
including spina bifida, and
encephalocele had been
occurring in Mexican-American
women undetected for
years in...
- P.
Craig (2003). "Common
Craniofacial Anomalies:
Facial Clefts and
Encephaloceles".
Plastic and
Reconstructive Surgery. 112 (2): 606–616. doi:10.1097/01...
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involving the
development of an
encephalocele. In the
other group,
iniencephaly clausus (closed iniencephaly), the
encephalocele is absent. The
affected infant...
- with an
intracranial component. This is
distinctly different from an
encephalocele,
which is a
herniation of
brain tissue and/or leptomeninges, that develops...
- and
should be
considered if a m**** is seen on exam.
Examples include encephalocele, glioma,
inverted papilloma, and cancer.
Early biopsy is recommended...
-
defect related to but
distinct from
other types such as
anencephaly and
encephalocele. Most
cases of
spina bifida can be
prevented if the
mother gets enough...
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through Wisconsin Virtual Academy.
Their youngest child was born with
encephalocele and a
facial cleft,
which required surgery to
correct at
Boston Children's...
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Paralysis below the
spinal bifida defect III ****ociated with an
occipital encephalocele containing a
variety of
abnormal neuroectodermal tissues as well as...
