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Polymicrogyria -Baby Luke's Story at The Fetal Care Center

Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Medical Services, Fetal Care, Patient Stories, All Patient Stories

Baby Luke was born with a rare brain malformation called polymicrogyria. He was diagnosed before he was even born, giving his family the opportunity to learn about the disorder, and be fully prepared to care for Luke after he arrived. Luke is cared for by a team of specialists with the Fetal Care Center.

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