PATIENTS AT RISC FOR CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM DISEASE
An anomaly of Central Nervous System (CNS) can occur as an isolated defect or as a part of a syndrome. This syndrome can be the result of single genes, a chromosome aberration, or environmentally induced conditions (Bergsna D, 1979; Smith DW, 1982). The authors present: - Anomalies of the head: micr...
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Amaltea Medical Publishing House,
2009-11-01T00:00:00Z.
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| Summary: | An anomaly of Central Nervous System (CNS) can occur as an isolated defect or as a part of a syndrome. This syndrome can be the result of single genes, a chromosome aberration, or environmentally induced conditions (Bergsna D, 1979; Smith DW, 1982). The authors present: - Anomalies of the head: microcephaly; macrocephaly; hydrocephaly; - Central Nervous system (CNS) closure defects (Open neural tube defects); Spinal dysraphism; spina bifi da occulta; - Epilepsy; - Huntington's disease - Alzheimer disease; - Cerebellar ataxias |
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| Item Description: | 10.37897/RJP.2009.4.6 1454-0398 2069-6175 |