CNS Malformations

Both genetic and environmental influences contribute to CNS malformations, though the pathogenesis of many remains unknown.

What our notes say

• Both genetic and environmental influences contribute to CNS malformations, though the pathogenesis of many remains unknown. (CNS Malformations: NTDs, Spina Bifida & Anencephaly Guide — Notes)
• The most common CNS malformations — midline defects involving some combination of neural tissue, meninges, and overlying bone or soft tissue. (CNS Malformations: NTDs, Spina Bifida & Anencephaly Guide — Notes)

Study material on CNS Malformations

• CNS Malformations: NTDs, Spina Bifida & Anencephaly Guide — Notes

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