Patient's question:
No shift of the midline of the brain at all levels, no significant abnormalities were observed in the ventricular system. Imaging diagnosis: widened extracranial spaces in the bilateral temporal and frontal regions, follow-up recommended. Is this condition congenital or acquired? Will it affect the baby's intelligence? How is it treated?Doctor's answer:
Hello! Treatment is based on different individuals and different diseases. Each person's condition varies in duration and whether complications are present. It is also related to the patient's overall health status, as well as the different treatment techniques and methods used. This directly affects each person's specific treatment plan. Clinical CT is commonly used for diagnosis. It is often seen in neonates with frontal temporal lobe dysplasia. This results from gaps that cannot keep pace with skull growth. If other diseases or factors such as intracranial pressure are ruled out, there is no need to worry excessively.