Dear neurological doctor,
I have an 18 month old little girl with cerebral palsy. She does nothing, not talk, not sit up, difficult grabbing, could not keep her head upstraight. We have a recent MRI and we intend to bring it with us in June, when we come there in Ukraine
. Do you consider it useful for the doctors there? We do not have a neurological interpretation of MRI , only of the doctor who did it.
The diagnosis is ventricular-megalus at normal pressures, without transependimaric resorbtion (the translation is aprox. as I dont know medical terms.)
Does she have chances to recover, to walk and talk, even with difficulties?
Yours faithfully,
Iulia Gabriela Onac
I have an 18 month old little girl with cerebral palsy. She does nothing, not talk, not sit up, difficult grabbing, could not keep her head upstraight. We have a recent MRI and we intend to bring it with us in June, when we come there in Ukraine
. Do you consider it useful for the doctors there? We do not have a neurological interpretation of MRI , only of the doctor who did it.The diagnosis is ventricular-megalus at normal pressures, without transependimaric resorbtion (the translation is aprox. as I dont know medical terms.)
Does she have chances to recover, to walk and talk, even with difficulties?
Yours faithfully,
Iulia Gabriela Onac
