Pannus is a term used in the field of medicine to describe a condition where a person's brain is damaged or affected, which can lead to difficulties such as difficulty speaking and understanding speech, loss of balance, and poor coordination.
Paranannizziopsis is a genus of flowering plants in the family Apiaceae, native to South and Southeast Asia. They are characterized by their large leaves, which are arranged in clusters on the stem, known as the "paranann" or "pannus," which resembles a pan of dough. The flowers are often red or pink in color, with petals that are similar to those of other Apiaceae species.
Pseudophatnoma is a rare disease characterized by abnormal growth patterns in the brain, typically affecting children under two years old. It's caused by mutations in the protein called pannus, which helps regulate brain development and function. This condition can lead to intellectual disability, developmental delays, and speech problems. Treatment options include medications and surgery for symptomatic relief and early detection.
