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Basic synonyms

• ACC
• Corpus Callosum, Agenesis

Disorder Class

• Autosomal Recessive Inheritance ACC (e.g. Andermann syndrome)
• X-Linked Leading Inheritance ACC (e.g. ARX)
• Acquired Kind of ACC
• Aicardi Disorder

General Conversation
Agenesis of corpus callosum (ACC) is a rare problem that exists at birth (genetic). It is identified by a partial or total lack (agenesis) of a location of the mind that links both analytical hemispheres. This component of the human brain is usually comprised of transverse fibers. The source of agenesis of corpus callosum is generally unknowned, yet it can be inherited as either an autosomal recessive characteristic or an X-linked leading quality. It can also be dued to an infection or injury during the twelfth to the twenty-second week of maternity (intrauterine) causing developmental disruption of the fetal mind. Intrauterine exposure to liquor (Fetal alcohol disorder) can additionally lead to ACC. In some cases mental retardation may result, yet knowledge may be just gently reduced and subtle psychosocial symptoms might exist.

ACC is often detected throughout the first two years of life. An epileptic seizure could be the initial sign suggesting that a kid must be tested for a mind disorder. The condition can also lack evident symptoms in the mildest cases for several years.