Patient's question:
Infant bilateral frontal and temporal lobe superficial local density increase, can it be confirmed as infantile spasms?Additional: The infant was in a semi-sleep state while feeding, and the hands and head were trembling. At that time, the semi-sleep state should be an unconscious state. CT shows: bilateral frontal and temporal lobe superficial local density increase.
Doctor's answer:
Hello! His CT findings show "superficial cortical local density increase." Is this local bleeding, a vascular malformation, or normal brain tissue? It's hard to say. I don't know if he had hypoxia at birth. Many children have unconscious movements. Please pay attention and avoid further CT scans. Don't take medicine or start treatment randomly. If treatment is necessary, it should begin around the age of one.