<unk>  is usually non-fatal. There has been relatively little research conducted to improve treatments for<unk> , and there is no known definitive treatment of<unk>  yet. Specific treatment depends on associated symptoms and the degree of dysfunction. Anticonvulsant medications can be given to prevent seizure complications, and physical therapy is used to prevent contractures (shrinkage or shortening of muscles) in patients that have limited mobility. Patients can also undergo surgeries for stiff joints to improve motor function. The prognosis for individuals with<unk>  depends on the severity of the associated conditions and the degree of abnormal brain development. A rare case of<unk>  is described in literature which is associated with macrocephaly instead of microcephaly. Increased intracranial pressure was also found in the condition. Similar symptoms (absence of corpus callosum and increased head circumference) were noted as in the case of<unk>  that is associated with microcephaly. A bi-ventricular peritoneal shunt was performed, which greatly improved the symptoms of the condition. Ventriculo-peritoneal shunts are used to drain the fluid into the peritoneal cavity.
Colpocephaly
Cebocephaly
Plagiocephaly
Ethmocephaly
Otocephaly
Scaphocephaly
Trigonocephaly
Dolichocephaly