English
encephalocraniocutaneous
From encephalo- + cranio- + cutaneous.
Formed from encephalo- + cranio- + cutaneous
Ancient Greek ἐγκέφαλος ‘brain’
English encephalo-
Ancient Greek κρᾱνῐ́ον ‘the head’
English cranio-
Today it means
adj A descriptive medical term referring to structures or conditions that simultaneously involve the brain, skull, and skin, often used in the context of congenital or developmental disorders that affect these systems together.
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Etymograph / encephalocraniocutaneous