anomalad
[ah-nom´ah-lad] a term proposed to designate a single, localized anomaly occurring during morphogenesis, together with the pattern of subsequent morphologic defects that stem from it.
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a·nom·a·lad
(ă-nom'ă-lad), 1. A malformation together with its subsequently derived structural changes.
[see anomaly]
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anomalad
A dysmorphogenic complex characterised by a primary malformation and its derived structural defects; for example, Pierre-Robin syndrome with cleft palate, glossoptosis and micrognathia.Segen's Medical Dictionary. © 2012 Farlex, Inc. All rights reserved.
a·nom·a·lad
(ă-nom'ă-lad) A malformation together with its subsequently derived structural changes.
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