Symptoms of brain atrophy in infants
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Cerebellar atrophy is a pathological change of human cerebellum. Cerebellum is involved in the regulation of body balance and muscle tension, as well as the coordination of random movement. So what are the symptoms of cerebellar dysfunction? Let's talk about it.
Symptoms of brain atrophy in infants
The patients with static balance disorder stand with their feet separated, the plantar distance widened, and the body leans forward and wants to fall or shake left and right. Some patients with trunk ataxia, sitting also see trunk shaking instability, and limb balance disorder is not obvious; Some patients with lower limb ataxia is obvious, standing shaking is obvious. Because of the obvious ataxia in cerebellar lesions, it is very difficult to keep feet together and trunk balance whether eyes are opened or closed.
The patients with abnormal gait and cerebellar lesions had separated feet and widened foot base when walking. He can't walk in a straight line. When he walks, he moves left and right in a drunken gait, and his upper limbs abduct like walking on a single wooden bridge. The patient was very careful in every step forward, with small and irregular stride, head and trunk leaning forward and shaking left and right; The balance disorder is more serious when walking with eyes closed.
Patients with speech disorders and cerebellar lesions speak indistinctly, and the volume and strength of the hair are not equal, which shows the eating like language or explosive off-line like language, and the voice is intermittent.
matters needing attention
As we all know, there are many causes of brain atrophy, so the causes of brain atrophy are different, and the treatment costs of brain atrophy are also different. Different degrees of illness also means different treatment programs and results. It can be said that the lighter the degree of illness, the more favorable the treatment and prognosis of the disease. On the contrary, not only the treatment is difficult, but also the prognosis is very poor. At the same time, the cost is proportional to the illness.