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meg·a·ceph·a·ly (m g -s f -l ). n. pl. meg·a·ceph·a·lies. See macrocephaly. meg a·ce·phal ic (-s -f l k), meg a·ceph a·lous (-s f -l s) adj. megacephaly
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large-headed ; specifically : having a cranial capacity in excess of the mean. —mega·ceph·a·ly \-ˈsef-ə-lē\ noun, plural mega·ceph·a·lies...
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Megalencephaly is different from macrocephaly (also called megacephaly or megalocephaly), which describes a big head, and which doesn’t necessarily indicate abnormality. Large head size is passed down through the generations in some families.
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Megalencephaly (Macrencephaly) information sheet compiled by the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS). Sorry, there are no other publications for Megalencephaly at this time Skip Navigation | En Español; Search this site:
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Megacephaly - Meaning and definition. Megacephaly Abnormally large head circumference in an infant or child, that is atleast two or more deviations...
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Definition of megacephaly from the online medical dictionary hosted by mondofacto.
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macrocephaly , megacephaly , megalocephaly an abnormally large head; differs from hydrocephalus because there is no increased intracranial pressure.
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macrocephaly also macrocephalia n. Abnormal largeness of the head. Also called megacephaly , megalocephaly Abnormal largeness of the head. Also called megacephaly, megalocephaly.
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Definition of megacephaly. Provided by Stedman's medical dictionary and Drugs.com. Includes medical terms and definitions.
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