Patient's question:
Gap 9. Leg tightness. The legs sometimes tremble 3 or 4 times without limit. At birth, there was some choking, and the face turned blue. Previous treatment and effectiveness: Cerebrolysin tablets. L-aminopterin B12 what kind of assistance: How much gap is normal, does it interfere with intelligence, what would the worst case scenario beDoctor's answer:
For newborns or infants, a thorough examination of the cranial CT often reports extra-axial fluid or widening of the frontal-temporal lobe cisterns. In this case, a comprehensive evaluation considering the age of fusion and clinical manifestations is needed to speculate on the abnormality. Generally, if this report is repeated before six months of age, it may not be a problem, but after one year, it might be an issue. If there is a clear clinical diagnosis of active intellectual developmental disorder, it is considered to be cerebral dysplasia. If clinical developmental and growth tests are normal, it is considered to be individual variation.