Paper - A human foetus exhibiting iniencephaly and other abnormalities (1922)

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Hayes WI. A human foetus exhibiting iniencephaly and other abnormalities. (1922) J Anat. 56: 155-159. PMID 17103942

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This historic 1922 paper by Hayes is an early description of abnormal metal development of the skull.



Hayes WI. (1922). A Human Foetus exhibiting Iniencephaly and other Abnormalities. J. Anat. , 56, 155-9. PMID: 17103942



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A human foetus exhibiting iniencephaly and other abnormalities

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