Objective To retrospectively analyze the neural tube closure insufficiency patients who were hospitalized for surgery in the neonatal period from 2002-1 to 2011-12, and to investigate the indications for surgery,…
Neural tube defects are malformations of the neural tube that occur during the development of pregnancy, also known as neural tube malformations. If a fetus has a neural tube malformation,…
Age (months) Performance 1 to 3 Strong finger tension, grip reflex exists, can keep grip on the ring 3 Retained grip on the ring, fingers grasp clothes, gaze and play with hands 3～4 Grip reflex disappears, can…
Neurotubular insufficiency is the most common congenital neurodevelopmental malformation with an incidence of 1/1000 to 2/1000, which seriously affects the quality of survival of children, often with varying degrees of…
1. The completion of movement (including fine and gross motor) requires the participation of the hands, such as: daily fetching, posture change, body balance and stability. If a child with…
A gene is a DNA or RNA sequence that carries genetic information, also called a genetic factor, and is the basic unit that controls genetic traits. Genes control the performance…
I. Cranial defect requires cranial repair and reconstruction Cranial defect is a common post-injury and post-operative complication in patients with craniocerebral injury. Because brain tissue loses its normal cranial barrier role…
Emotional crossedness refers to the habitual action of rubbing the vulva in children and is a type of childhood neurosis. It can be seen in infants and children at the…
What is a genetic test? What are the precautions? A gene is a DNA or RNA sequence that carries genetic information, also called a genetic factor, and is the basic unit…
Normal humans have 46 chromosomes. The normal male karyotype is 46XY. The normal female karyotype is 46XX. If your chromosomes do not turn out this way, they are abnormal. Chromosomal abnormalities…