Children with cerebral palsy white matter around the lateral rear retrospective analysis of 80 cases of malnutrition.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Children with cerebral palsy white matter around the lateral rear retrospective analysis of 80 cases of malnutrition [Abstract] Objective To investigate white matter around the lateral rear image changes in malnutrition in cerebral palsy (referred to as cerebral palsy) in children with clinical features. Methods 80 cases of malnutrition in white matter around the lateral rear children with cerebral palsy were retrospectively reviewed the clinical data . Results 80 cases of white matter around the lateral ventricle rear of malnutrition in children with cerebral palsy, spastic in 62 cases (77.5%), language development disorders in 56 cases (70.0%), mental retardation in 45 cases (56.3%). Conclusions Cerebral Palsy Imaging of children around the rear foot for the lateral white matter in the clinical malnutrition is more common on the spastic type, the main complications of language developmental disorders and mental retardation. [Keywords:] cerebral palsy; leukodystrophy; MEG tracings surgery; children Modern pathology that cerebral palsy (referred to as cerebral palsy) of the basic pathological changes of the cerebral cortex nerve cell degeneration, necrosis, fibrosis, leading to brain dysfunction conduction. With the rapid development of medical imaging, magnetic resonance imaging in children with cerebral palsy (MRI) abnormality rate of 70% to 90%, and the abnormal performance and cerebral palsy types, causes, closely related to gestational age at birth [1]. malformation of the brain lesions, such as brain atrophy, white matter lesions, cerebral malacia (polycystic), basal ganglia damage, delayed myelination of unilateral brain atrophy, cerebellar atrophy, enlarged ventricles, mixed lesions of children with cerebral palsy and other common MRI morphologic abnormalities [2]. I found in the clinical side ventricular white matter around the rear of malnutrition in children with cerebral palsy more, to further investigate whether the