Microcephaly: Understanding the Condition of a Smaller Than Normal Brain
The condition where the brain is smaller than the skull in adulthood is called microcephaly. This can occur as a result of genetic abnormalities, environmental factors such as malnutrition or infection during pregnancy, or certain medical conditions. Microcephaly can lead to intellectual disabilities, developmental delays, and other neurological problems.Brain Surgery - Related Articles
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