The face-brain relationship: a case of the face not predicting the brain
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1Department of Pathology (Charles S. Kubik Laboratory of Neuropathology), Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston.
Clinical Dysmorphology
|April 1, 1994
An infant with midline facial cleft and a severe brain malformation, not typical of holoprosencephaly, is reported. The CNF abnormalities suggested a malformation in the same category, but distinguishable from the various forms of holoprosencephaly sequence.
An infant with midline facial cleft and a severe brain malformation, not typical of holoprosencephaly, is reported. The CNF abnormalities suggested a malformation in the same category, but distinguishable from the various forms of holoprosencephaly sequence.