Spina bifidaMyelomeningoceleHip dislocationScoliosisSpine deformityEvidence-based medicineSurgical treatmentComplicationsQuality of lifeTreatment outcomeChildren with spina bifida manifest several congenital or developmental spine and limb deformities. Hip dislocation and scoliosis are among the most common ...
Myelomeningocele.Also called open spina bifida, this is the most severe type of spina bifida. Here, the baby's spinal canal is open in one or several places in the lower or middle back, and a sac of fluid pokes out. This sac also holds part of the spinal cord and the nerves, and...
Myelomeningocele.Also called open spina bifida, this is the most severe type of spina bifida. Here, the baby's spinal canal is open in one or several places in the lower or middle back, and a sac of fluid pokes out. This sac also holds part of the spinal cord and the nerves, and...
Selection in treatment of spina bifida[No authors listed]doi:10.5694/j.1326-5377.1971.tb92763.xMedical Journal of Australia
防眩的圆盘: 蓝色,红色,苍白玫瑰色,绿色,黑暗的灰色或turquiose,转动的铝。 高视阔步: 色的铝色的,紫色或者古铜,滚动了铝。[translate] aPressureulcer treatment in a patient with spina bifida Pressureulcer治疗在一名患者与脊柱裂[translate]
Paraplegia 30 (1992) 683-689 © 1992 International Medical Society of Paraplegia Interdisciplinary treatment of spina bifida children T Redaelli MD,! A Cassinis MD,l F Cosignani MD,1 B Conti MD,! MP Onofri MD,2 A Dall'Acqua MD2 1Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 2Child...
Spina bifida (SB) is a severe birth defect that affects 1400 newborns annually in the USA. SB is often diagnosed before irreversible neurological damage occurs, making it possible to exploit the therapeutic potential of mesenchymal stem cell (MSC)-based therapeutics as intervention strategies for neu...
Lorber J (1973) Early results of selective treatment of spina bifida cystica. Br Med J 4:201–204Lorber J.: 1973, ‘Early Results of Selective Treatment of Spina Bifida Cystica’, British Medical Journal 4 , 201–204.Lorber J (1973) Early results of selective treatment of spina bifida ...
Showing a limited preview of this publication: Selective treatment in spina bifida cystica H. Collmann, F. Hanefeld, A. Mielfried, D. Rating, B. Rühe, W. Stoeckel The problem whether every child suffering from spina bifida cystica should be subjected to vigorous treatment has been discuss...
Translational applications of placental dervided mesenchymal stem cells for the treatment of spina bifida: a canine modelBackground & Aim The canine is increasingly recognized as a valuable pre-clinical large animal model for many human diseases including cancer, respiratory disease, and inflammatory ...