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Head Circumference in Canadian Male Adults: Development of a Normalized Chart

2012-12-01

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Macrocephaly has been reported as one of the few physiological markers of several syndromes which are identified during childhood. However, only a limited number of studies have investigated whether macrocephaly persists in adults in these conditions, due to an absence of up-to-date reference charts constructed for typically developing adults. Available adult head circumference reference charts either don't measur...

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Literature Corpus work: dccfe60c-dae4-586a-b4df-5343288b835c
DOI: 10.4067/s0717-95022012000400033

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