Patient's question:
Hello Professor, my child has had a ruptured amniotic fluid for 58 hours, and a cesarean section was performed under amniotic fluid grade III conditions. The child is four days old. The CT scan results are described as follows: mild decreased density in the bilateral frontal lobe white matter, showing symmetrical changes, with an average CT value of about 22HU. No significant deepening or widening of the sulci and fissures were observed. The ventricular system is normal. The midline structures are centralized. No other obvious abnormalities were found. Reconstructed images show slightly decreased density in the bilateral frontal lobe white matter. Is this condition serious? Please analyze and answer for me. Thank you very much.Doctor's answer:
According to your description, there is a central nervous system injury involved, which requires nutritional supplementation, vitamins, and trace elements. A diet that is easy to digest and absorb is needed, and it should be combined with medical treatment while avoiding harmful stimuli. An abortion treatment is possible, as the child is at risk of newborn diseases. Therefore, the mother must take the child to seek immediate medical treatment to avoid using blind medication to alleviate symptoms. For parents, it is important to closely observe changes in the child's symptoms and do their best to help the child receive timely medical treatment for the disease.