When Australian couple Thembe and Sipho Moyo went for their 21-week ultrasound, they were full of anxious hope and excitement — just like most parents. However, as doctors looked more closely at the scan they noticed a problem. The little boy was growing with a very rare deformity called nasal Encephalocele, which occurs when the the brain develops outside of the skull. In the case of Baby Moyo, a hole in his forehead had not closed up during a key stage in fetal development, which allowed the brain to protrude and continue growing externally.
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