Publication	Alcohol Exposure + = reported	Gestational Age/Birth Weight	Growth Impairment	Facial Features	Neurocognitive Impairments	FASD Status
[34]	+	Term 1600 g	WT, HC <10% at birth	SPL, FP, TUL, micrognathia and low set ears	Brain was histologically normal on autopsy	FAS
[35]	+	35 weeks 1360 g	HC, HT, WT <3% at birth	Hypertelorism, broad nasal bridge, inferolateral deviation of right eye, low-set and posteriorly rotated right ear,	Microcephaly and partial agenesis of the corpus callosum	FAS
[36]	+		Reported	Described as abnormal		FAS
[36]	+		Reported	Described as abnormal		FAS
[37]	+	37 weeks 2330 g	WT, HT, HC, CC <3rd %	Long upper lip, cleft palate, hypertelorism, partial ptosis, curved fused eyebrows¹	Absence of corpus callosum and underdevelopment of cerebellar vermis, areas of necrosis in the brain²	FAS
[37]	+	32 weeks 1180 g	WT, HT, HC, and CC <3rd %	Reportedly similar to previous case	Brain was small for developmental age (395 grams at 4 months)³	FAS
[37]	+	Term Not reported		Similar to previous cases without cleft palate	Abnormalities of cortical mantle formation⁴	FAS
[37]	+	35 weeks 1525 g	WT (1525 g), HC (28.5) both small for gestational age	Nondiagnostic facial features (flat nasal bridge and recessive mandible)	Brain was heavy (405g) but small⁵	FAS
[37]	+	29 weeks 880 g	WT below 3rd %	Reported facial features to be similar to the other cases in the paper	Brain small for gestational age (124.5 g) and an area of heterotopia white matter of the temporal lobe	FAS
[38]	+	Term 1770 g	Reduced birth weight, growth deficiency at 2 years	Blepharophimosis, SPL, flat nasal bridge, bilateral ptosis, and EF	Microdysplasias (partial fusion of third ventricle), spongiform loosening in the optic nerve and in the hypothalamus, seizures, psychomotor retardation	FAS
[38]	+	Term		Blepharophimosis, hypertelorism, micrognathia, hypoplastic ears, short upturned nose, and cleft palate	Hydrocephalus internus, heterotopic gyri in cerebellar white matter, slowed maturation of cerebral and cerebellar white matter	FAS
[38]	+			SPL, TUL, and low set ears	Seizures, porencephaly, hydrocephaly, agenesis of corpus callosum, multiple other abnormalities	FAS
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[26]	+				Status epilepticus at 18 months, hemiplegia	FAS
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