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Intro:

State what it is, general overview of what causes it, general effects of the neurological disorder, and some forms of treatment (definition, prevalence, other disorders it is characterized as being a part of)

Lead:

Micropolygyria is the condition that the brain has too many small folds (which the name literally translates to), and plays a role in many conditions and neurological disorders, from less to more severe. These include: mild seizures, epilepsy, delayed development, speech problems, weakness of the muscles or even paralysis, and severe intellectual disability. It is a feature of genetic syndromes and can be caused by (etc). It is largely characterized by birth defects and is present in a number of neurological disorders (etc).

Subheadings/points:

Unilateral focal polymicrogyria, bilateral forms of polymicrogyria, genetic causes of the disorder including mutations, deletions, and rearrangement, known inheritance of the disorder and the frequency it is found, treatments available including therapy

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