Extensive neuropathologic studies have demon­strated that neural tube defects are associated with a high incidence of gross and microscopic malforma­tions of the forebrain and hindbrain (34).

Additional anomalies in the spinal cord may complicate the orig­inal local dysraphic defect (23,24,27,35,36). Table 9.1 lists associated anomalies and malformations by location.

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1. Extensive neuropathologic studies have demon­strated that neural tube defects are associated with a high incidence of gross and microscopic malforma­tions of the forebrain and hindbrain (34).
2. GROSS EXPOSURE
3. When I was growing up in a middle-class, Midwestern, mid-century family, I knew only one lawyer, my parents’ solo-practitioner friend Cyril Gross.
4. Cerebellum and Hindbrain
5. Microscopic Polyangiitis
6. HIGH-FREQUENCY DATA
7. NEURAL TUBE DEFECTS
8. Drawing on the Legacy of ‘Demon’ Ancestors - the Asurs, a PVTG
9. New Shape to the Old Demon
10. Historiographical studies