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X-linked hydrocephalus syndrome

Known as: x-linked hydrocephalus, HYCX, XLAS 
National Institutes of Health

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9 relations
Absence of septum pellucidumAgenesis of corpus callosumAqueductal StenosisHydrocephalus

Broader (2)

Cerebral aqueductGenetic Diseases, X-Linked

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2010
2010
Behaviour and the role of Home-School Agreements
"This report has been written at the request of the Secretary of State. It comments on the current behaviour standards in our… 
2004
2004
HSAs: are they really the next big thing?
Advocates say health savings accounts will kick-start the era of consumer-driven health care and bring costs under control… 
1982
1982
Strategies for building representative HSAs: the impact of legal structure.
The goal of having local health planning agencies represent their communities is considered. A basic premise is that the legal… 
1981
1981
Representation of Providers on Health Planning Boards
PL 93-641, The National Health Planning and Resources Development Act of 1974, called for broad representation of health care… 
1979
1979
HSAs and cost control.
1979
1979
Part of the way with HSAs.
1978
1978
The impact of the public hearing process on the HSP and AIP of an HSA: an evaluative case study.
This paper evaluates the public hearing process and discusses some implications and ramifications of a public hearing process… 
1978
1978
HSAs and hospitals: counter-planning strategies.
1978
1978
A New Planning Methodology to Assess the Impact of the Health Care System on Health Status
This article summarizes a new methodology recently developed by the Rand Corporation which permits health planners to assess the… 
1977
1977
Further Evidence on the Relative Performance of Proprietary and Nonprofit Hospitals
Proposed implementation of health systems agencies (HSA) gives potentially large roles to consurers and local government…