Patient's question:
Left cerebral peduncle, bilateral basal ganglia region, paracentral lateral ventricle, and scattered slightly shorter T1 and slightly longer T2 signal shadows in the left temporal-parietal lobe. There is cerebral parenchymal edema in the left temporal-parietal lobe, narrowed sulci, and large areas of high signal intensity in the left temporal-parietal lobe on diffusion-weighted images. Other intracranial lesions appear as small patchy high signal areas. The ventricular system and cisterns are symmetrical in size, with no abnormal signals observed. The midline structures are centered.Doctor's answer:
The causes of epilepsy, it is recommended to take carbamazepine and phenytoin orally for treatment, avoid drinking strong tea and alcohol, and avoid excessive nervous stimulation. Increase nutrition and supplement vitamins and trace elements. The child is troubled by neonatal diseases, so parents must take the child to the hospital for timely medical treatment to avoid various misunderstandings. Symptomatic treatment should be carried out promptly. For parents, it is important to pay timely attention to the child's condition and help the child receive timely medical treatment as much as possible.