Patient's question:
The brain development of a 32-week premature infant is not very mature. Will there be sequelae? How likely is the possibility of developing a brain gyre? What kind of help do you want: The brain development of a 32-week premature infant is not very mature. Will there be sequelae? How likely is the possibility of developing a brain gyre?Doctor's answer:
The most common disease in premature infants is brain dysplasia, which is what you refer to as immature development. However, it is necessary to perform a CT scan on the brain to confirm the diagnosis.1. Brain dysplasia is a high-risk factor for cerebral palsy, so it is necessary to conduct regular follow-up examinations.
2. The infant is already quite large now. If the intelligence and developmental indicators align with the growth and development of normal infants, there is no need to worry, meaning there are no sequelae.