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Post-mortem examination of a human cyclopia specimen provided excellent histological preservation for studying the central nervous system, though some cerebral roof attachments were disturbed.
Case Report (n=1)
Provides anatomical and histological description of the central nervous system in a human case of cyclopia.
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Adds preserved CNS histology from rare cyclopia; extends limited anatomical literature but leaves open broader developmental insights.
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Davidson Black (1913) conducted a case report in Cyclopia (n=1). Post-mortem examination of a human cyclopia specimen provided excellent histological preservation for studying the central nervous system, though some cerebral roof attachments were disturbed.
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