Professor Rudolf Wagner was stunned.
Lacking the cerebellum?
Wasn't this just being brainless!
I didn't hear wrong, did I?
Congenital cerebellum deficiency in newborns was very rare in the clinical world.
The cerebellum was a part of the central nervous system. The development of the nervous system was divided into three stages: neural embryo formation, anterior brain formation, and histogenosis.
During these three stages of development, many factors could lead to different congenital nervous system diseases.
However, neujil's illness ... Congenital cerebellum deficiency, he should have died long ago.
It was well known that the cerebellum contained nearly 50% of a human's neurons. What was even more unbelievable was that neuir seemed to know that he didn't have a brain, but his life was no different from a normal person 's, very fulfilling.
Not only that, but he also became an engineer of an internationally renowned factory.
