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MRI-brain for microcephaly?

Posted on 19 Mar 2008 by Bob Phillips

A 7-year-old boy was referred for medical assessment as part of the process of producing a statement of special educational needs. There had been no medical concerns in the past and there was no family history of note. On examination, the boy was noted to be micro cephalic with head circumference on the 0.4th centile, […]

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