Malformation, in biology, irregular or abnormal structural development.
Macroencephaly is a congenital malformation in which expansion of the brain usually results from a variety of disorders, including hydrocephalus.
Several studies from the last decade linked the trace pollutants to declining sperm counts, infertility and various forms of cancer in humans, as well as genital malformation in wildlife.
At the de Sousas' behest, a neurosurgeon in Canada examined Katerina but concluded that she did not have the classic Chiari malformation, in which the tonsils of the lower brain project downward.
Long thought of as a scientific curiosity, it has burst into the medical horror books, suspected of being the cause of microcephaly, a congenital malformation in infants whose mothers were infected during pregnancy.
Hypospadias is a congenital malformation in which surgical correction is indicated in most cases.
The data in national registry is only provided as frequency (in % of malformation) in working papers.
They also require different therapeutic management, depending on its localization; in this case, as the vascular malformation in his upper lip started bleeding while undressing, the first surgery was scheduled for resection of the vascular malformation in his upper lip.
Clarification of the molecular basis of a ciliopathy associated with molar-incisor malformation in a consanguineous Turkish family.
There was no significant interval change in the massive venous malformation in the face and neck since August 11 , 2005
We first determine the effect of 2,5-HD on neurodevelopment – specifically looking for neural tube defects in the forebrain, midbrain, and also for malformation in the eyes.
