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4D Ultrasound - Medical Devices for Recent Advances on the Etiology of Cerebral Palsy (CROSBI ID 301648)

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Tomasović, Sanja ; Predojević, Maja 4D Ultrasound - Medical Devices for Recent Advances on the Etiology of Cerebral Palsy // Acta Informatica Medica, 19 (2011), 228-234

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Tomasović, Sanja ; Predojević, Maja

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4D Ultrasound - Medical Devices for Recent Advances on the Etiology of Cerebral Palsy

Children cerebral palsy (CCP) encompasses a group of nonprogessive and noninfectious conditions, which cause light, moderate, and severe deviations in neurological development. Diagnosis of CCP is set mostly by the age of 3 years. The fact that a large number of cerebral damage occurs prenatally and the fact that early intervention in cases of neurological damage is successful, prompted some researchers to explore the possibility of detecting neurologically damaged fetus in the uterus. This research was made possible thanks to the development of two-dimensional ultrasound technology in a real time, which enabled the display of the mobility of the fetus. Advancement of the ultrasound technology has enabled the development of 4D ultrasound where a spontaneous fetal movement can be observed almost in a real time. Estimate of the number and quality of spontaneous fetal movements and stitches on the head, the neurology thumb and a high palate were included in the prenatal neurological screening of the fetus. This raises the question, as to does the fetal behavior reflect, (which was revealed in 2D or 4D ultrasound), fetal neurological development in a manner that will allow the detection of the brain damage.

cerebral palsy ; 4D ultrasound

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Podaci o izdanju

19

2011.

228-234

objavljeno

0353-8109

Povezanost rada

Kliničke medicinske znanosti