Imaging technologies such as ultrasound, x-ray computerized tomography, and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI ) can diagnose porencephaly before or after birth
Most persons with porencephaly die before reaching adulthood. Each individual's prognosis will depend on the location and severity of the lesions on their cerebrum.
Porencephaly cysts can be a dangerous problem. These types of cysts often cause small neurological damage where they exist. This damage can become extensive.
Persons with porencephaly may suffer early death, epilepsy , moderate or severe mental retardation , blindness, epilepsy, rigidity, and paralysis.
A 1984 study of 18,000 patients with seizure disorder or retarded neural development that 11 had porencephaly, a rate of 1:1650 in that abnormal population.
The infectious agent cytomegalovirus and ischemic brain necrosis, the death of a portion of the brain due to restriction of blood flow, can cause porencephaly
That would depend on the particular patient involved.
nephrology
Unani-tibbi employs a detailed system of diagnosis, including observation of urine and stools, palpation of the body and pulse, and observation of the skin and eyes.
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Tests that may aid in diagnosis of MMA include electromyography (EMG), imaging studies such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and computed tomography (CT ) scans, and muscle biopsy .
general eye exam, which includes a slit lamp examination, examination of the macula and lens evaluation
a biopsy, that is, taking a tissue sample under anesthesia from a site in the patient thought to be involved. Blood and urine tests, chest and other x rays, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)