10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MEGALOCEPHALY»
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megalocephaly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
megalocephaly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Current Management in Child Neurology
Megalocephaly, statistically defined, means an OFC > 2 SD above the mean for
the person's age and gender. Megalocephaly implies a neurologically defective
individual, but the OFC of 2.5% of the normal population will exceed 2 SD.
2
Current Management of Child Neurology
Megalocephaly, statistically defined, means an OFC > 2 SD above the mean for
the person's age and gender. Megalocephaly implies a neurologically defective
individual, but the OFC of 2.5% of the normal population will exceed 2 SD.
3
The Journal of Mental Science
L3 5 6 g Q s s e s s e s 2 s” se 4 $ a <: 8 s < a g DECIDED MEGALOCEPHALY:
DECIDED MEGALOCEPHALY : §~ Brains of exceptionally great size, Brains of
exceptionally great size, § weighing 55 oz. av. or 1560 grmm. weighing 50 oz. or
...
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On the Weight of the Brain, and on the Circumstances ...
In each, the deficiency in cerebral mass was greater than in cerebellar ; the idiot
boy had more cerebellum than the idiot woman ; the idiot woman had more
cerebrum than the idiot boy."* Megalocephaly.— Eeferring to the male brain-
weights ...
5
Thesaurus craniorum: Catalogue of the skulls of the various ...
Among our Asiatic Races the Khas is the only family which does not contain one
skull reaching to the standard of megalocephaly. Nearly one-half the African
families (6 out of 13) offer the same defective development, and afford no
instance of ...
Joseph Barnard Davis, 1867
6
Technique of the Neurologic Examination, Fifth Edition
Visualization techniques include ultrasound in fetuses and very young infants
and CT or MRI (see Chapter 13). Causes of megalocephaly 1 . One of five
conditions usually causes megalocephaly. Be able to recite these. See DeMyer (
1999) for ...
7
Neurocutaneous Disorders: Phakomatoses & Hamartoneoplastic ...
The authors emphasised that some members of this patient's family were
apparently asymptomatic carriers of the tumour, recognisable only by their
megalocephaly (Ambler et al. 1969). Various concomitant abnormalities have
been described ...
Martino Ruggieri, Ignacio Pascual Castroviejo, Concezio Di Rocco, 2009
8
Pediatric neurology: principles & practice
MEGALOCEPHALY The term megalocephaly (macrocephaly) denotes an OFC
that exceeds the mean by two or more standard deviations for the patient's age
and gender. The OFC may already exceed two standard deviations by the ...
Kenneth F. Swaiman, Stephen Ashwal, 1999
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Osler's "a Way of Life" and Other Addresses, with Commentary ...
... become hypercritical, and the smaller the field, the greater the tendency to
megalocephaly.183 The study for fourteen years of the variations in the colour
scheme of the 1,300 species of tiger-beetles scattered over the earth may
sterilize a ...
Sir William Osler, Shigeaki Hinohara, Hisae Niki, 2001
10
The Encyclopedia of Neuropsychological Disorders
Specifically, Apert syndrome involves coronal suture synostosis, leading to
megalocephaly. Megalocephaly is an abnormally large presentation of the head,
without intracranial pressure. Agenesis of the corpus callosum, another serious ...
Chad A. Noggle, Raymond S. Dean, Arthur MacNeill Horton, 2012
