Meningomyelocele (symptoms-treatment-education) by Dr Khalid Jamil скачать в хорошем качестве

Meningomyelocele (symptoms-treatment-education) by Dr Khalid Jamil

By: http://www.ilmkidunya.com/ Meningomyelocele may also be called myelomeningocele, lipomeningocele and spina bifida. It is also related to sacral agenesis. These are all spinal cord abnormalities affecting the nerves to the bladder, bowel and lower extremities. The most common presentation of myelomeningocele is as an opening along the lower back and spinal cord at birth. Sometimes the skin is covered and the child may present with a hidden, or occult, spinal dysraphism. This section topic will provide introductory information regarding these diagnoses and their subsequent neurogenic bladder and neurogenic bowel. Meningomyelocele lesions are thought to occur about once is five thousand births. They can occur in both boys and girls. They can occur by themselves, but are also sometimes related to other congenital abnormalities, often considered other midline abnormalities, such as anus, heart, tracheo-esophageal fistulas, kidneys, arms and limbs. To read more about this please visit ilmkidunya.com