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How to Pronounce Microcephaly

January 30, 2017/in Pronouncing Birth Injury Terms /by Jesse Reiter

Microcephaly is abnormally small head circumference (less than the 10th percentile) most typically caused by brain damage from birth trauma or birth injury.

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  • About ABC Law Centers
  • Medical Malpractice – Birth Injury
  • Medical Malpractice – Hospital Errors
  • Pronouncing Birth Injury Terms

ABC Law Centers – Client Testimonials

  • Testimonial from Keziah's Family9:05
  • Testimonial from Matthew's Family7:56
  • Testimonial from Jenna's Family1:19
  • Nicole's Testimonial00:58
  • Wendy's Testimonial02:09

About ABC Law Centers

  • Meet Our Intake Nurse Lesley Atton- What to Expect When You Call Reiter & Walsh
    Meet Our Intake Nurse, Lesley: What to Expect When You Call Reiter & Walsh2:40
  • How to Pursue a Case01:26

Medical Malpractice - Birth Injury

  • What to Expect During Prenatal Care Appointments2:26
  • Head First Presentation
    Fetal Presentation During Delivery2:13
  • Chorioamnionitis, UTI, BV, Maternal Infection and Birth Injury
    Chorioamnionitis0:58
  • Posterior Position1:32
  • Breech Presentation Demonstration1:26
  • Face Presentation
    Face Presentation0:51
  • Umbilical cord prolapse (prolapsed cord)
    Cord Prolapse0:55
  • Umbilical Cord Knots0:38
  • Occult Cord0:41
  • Nuchal Cord0:53
  • Hydrocephalus Video
    Hydrocephalus1:05
  • hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy; HIE; birth asphyxia; neonatal encephalopathy; periventricular leukomalacia; PVL; white matter damage
    Periventricular Leukomalacia (PVL)0:57
  • Neonatal Hypoglycemia Video
    Neonatal Hypoglycemia2:21
  • nuchal cord; cord around the neck; umbilical cord; fetal hypoxia; hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy, HIE; birth asphyxia; neonatal encephalopathy, intrapartum asphyxia; fetal oxygen deprivation
    Nuchal Cords1:28
  • Jaundice, Hyperbilirubinemia and Kernicterus
    Jaundice, Hyperbilirubinemia and Kernicterus0:49
  • Cephalopelvic disproportion (CPD) is a labor and delivery complication in which the baby's head is too large to easily pass through the mother's pelvic region.
    Cephalopelvic Disproportion (CPD)2:14
  • Cerebral Palsy Treatments and Therapies1:14
  • Uterine (Womb) Rupture, HIE and Birth Injury1:48
  • Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy (HIE)01:55
  • Twins02:22
  • Premature Birth01:18
  • Cerebral Palsy01:15
  • About Cerebral Palsy03:34
  • Forceps Delivery01:49
  • Vacuum Extraction02:01
  • IUGR01:58

Medical Malpractice - Hospital Errors

  • internal fetal monitoring; fetus; pregnancy
    Abnormal Labor1:04
  • What to Expect Right After Your Baby's Born1:13
  • Video - How do I tell if my obstetrical staff is experienced?
    How Do I Tell If My Obstetrical Staff Is Experienced?1:30
  • Seizures in a Baby (Neonatal Seizures) and Birth Injury3:07
  • Delivery Room Errors01:37
  • Medical Cover Ups02:21
  • Forceps/Vacuum Injuries01:00
  • Emergency C-Sections03:12
  • Preventing HIE and Birth Asphyxia02:23

Pronouncing Birth Injury Terms

  • How to Pronounce Preterm Birth | Video
    How to Pronounce Preterm Birth0:10
  • How to Pronounce Umbilical Cord | Video
    How to Pronounce Umbilical Cord0:10
  • How to Pronounce Seizure | Video
    How to Pronounce Seizure0:09
  • How to Pronounce Pitocin | Video
    How to Pronounce Pitocin0:09
  • How to Pronounce Periventricular Leukomalacia (PVL) | Video
    How to Pronounce Periventricular Leukomalacia (PVL)0:13
  • How to Pronounce Nuchal Cord | Video
    How to Pronounce Nuchal Cord0:10
  • How to Pronounce Microcephaly | Video
    How to Pronounce Microcephaly0:10
  • How to Pronounce Kernicterus | Video
    How to Pronounce Kernicterus0:09
  • How to Pronounce Jaundice | Video
    How to Pronounce Jaundice0:09
  • How to Pronounce Chorioamnionitis | Video
    How to Pronounce Chorioamnionitis0:12
  • How to Pronounce Cesarean Section | Video
    How to Pronounce Cesarean Section (C-Section)0:10
  • How to Pronounce Cervical Insufficiency and Incompetent Cervix | Video
    How to Pronounce Cervical Insufficiency and Incompetent Cervix
  • How to Pronounce Cerebral Palsy | Video
    How to Pronounce Cerebral Palsy (CP)
  • How to Pronounce Birth Asphyxia | Video
    How to Pronounce Birth Asphyxia
  • How to Pronounce Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy (HIE) | Video
    How to Pronounce Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy (HIE)0:15
  • How to Pronounce APGAR Score | Video
    How to Pronounce Apgar (Apgar Score)
  • How to Pronounce Intracranial Hemorrhage | Video
    How to Pronounce Intracranial Hemorrhage
  • How to Pronounce Cephalopelvic Disproportion | Video
    How to Pronounce Cephalopelvic Disproportion (CPD)

Verdicts and Settlements

$42 Million (Judgment)
birth injury & cerebral palsy
$21 Million Verdict (FTCA Claim)
birth injury & HIE
$16 Million ($9 Million)
cerebral palsy & HIE
$16 Million ($4.75 Million)
cerebral palsy
$15.7 Million ($5 Million)
cerebral palsy
$14.6 Million ($3.9 Million)
Brain injury
$11.8 Million ($4.75 Million)
cerebral palsy
$11.3 Million ($5.85 Million)
Brain Injury
$11 Million ($4.35 Million)
Brain damage
$10 Million (5.365 Million)
birth injury
$9.4 Million ($3.75 Million)
cerebral palsy & Birth Asphyxia
$9 Million ($3.85 Million)
cerebral palsy & HIE
$8.7 Million ($3.5 Million)
Delayed delivery
$8.5 Million ($3.9 Million)
cerebral palsy & HIE
$8.3 Million ($3.6375 Million)
cerebral palsy
$8.3 Million ($1.3 Million)
cerebral palsy
$6.9 Million
Delayed delivery & HIE
$6.8 Million ($3.75 Million)
cognitive defects
$6.6 Million ($3.5 Million)
breech presentation
$6.3 Million ($2.25 Million)
cerebral palsy
$6.159 Million Verdict
HIE & Stroke
$5.9 Million
Cerebral palsy
$5.7 Million ($2.05 Million)
Cerebral palsy & HIE
$5 Million
Maternal Infection & Cerebral Palsy
$4.7 Million ($987,500)
birth injury & HIE
$4.6 Million ($2.75 Million)
Birth Injury & HIE
$4.5 Million
cerebral palsy
$4.2 Million ($1.625 Million)
birth injury
$4.2 Million ($1.125 Million)
Cerebral palsy
$3.5 Million
placental abruption
$3.2 Million ($1.875 Million)
birth injury
$2.9 Million ($1.1 Million)
Birth trauma
$2.65 Million
birth injury
$2.225 Million
cerebral palsy & Birth Asphyxia
$2.1 Million
cerebral palsy
$1.995 Million
developmental delays
$1.95 Million
Cerebral palsy
$1.825 Million
birth trauma
$1.55 Million
Cerebral palsy
$1.485 Million
birth injury
$1.1 Million
birth injury
$1 Million ($550,000)
birth injury

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