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What is Anencephaly? Why a Baby’s Brain Doesn’t Develop Properly

Anencephaly is a rare but serious congenital condition where parts of a baby’s brain and skull do not develop properly. This video explains in simple and clear language: what is anencephaly, why a baby’s brain may not form normally, and what are the dangers of this condition. If you've ever asked questions like "Why is a baby’s brain shape abnormal?", "Why are the brain bones missing or underdeveloped?", or "Is anencephaly dangerous?" — this video has the answers.

In many cases, parents find out about anencephaly during a routine pregnancy ultrasound. The condition can cause major differences in brain structure, where parts of the brain are either missing or malformed. The skull may also be open or incomplete, making the baby extremely vulnerable. This condition is usually detected early in pregnancy, and unfortunately, babies with anencephaly often do not survive long after birth.

We’ll also cover the possible causes of anencephaly — such as genetic factors, folic acid deficiency, or unknown developmental issues during early pregnancy. Understanding this condition is important for expecting parents, medical students, and anyone interested in fetal development.

Watch this video till the end to understand:

What causes a baby’s brain and skull not to form correctly

How anencephaly is diagnosed during pregnancy

What options are available for parents

Whether this condition can be prevented in future pregnancies

This is a medical awareness video created to help people understand birth defects better, especially one as serious as anencephaly.

Dr. tShamayela Hanif, Gynecologis

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