Neonatal Brain Magnetic Resonance Imaging Findings and Its Relationship with Demographic Characteristics of Neonates

Q4 Medicine
Ahmad Rezaee Azandariani, Masoud Esnaashari, Fahimeh Maghsoodi, F. Esna-Ashari
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Background and Objective: Neonatal neurological diseases are characterized by a range of clinical symptoms and signs that can be confirmed by Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) in some cases. This study aimed to examine the neonatal cerebral MRI descriptively. Materials and Methods: In this comparative cross-sectional study, 69 MRI neonatal images were analyzed from January to April 2019. These images were extracted from the archives of the MRI Center affiliated to Besat Hospital, Hamadan, Iran. Moreover, demographic characteristics of the infants, including age, gender, birth rank, consanguineous marriage among their parents, as well as initial and final diagnosis were extracted and analyzed in this study. Results: According to the results, 65.4% of the infants were male, and the mean age of the neonates was obtained at 13±9.9 days. The initial and final diagnoses confirmed the seizure in most cases. In general, the MRI results were completely normal in 60.9% of the neonates. There was no significant relationship between the variables studied and abnormal MRI results in the
新生儿脑磁共振成像结果及其与新生儿人口学特征的关系
背景与目的:新生儿神经系统疾病以一系列临床症状和体征为特征,在某些情况下可以通过磁共振成像(MRI)进行确认。本研究旨在对新生儿大脑MRI进行描述性检查。材料和方法:在这项比较横断面研究中,分析了2019年1月至4月的69张新生儿MRI图像。这些图像是从伊朗哈马丹贝萨特医院附属MRI中心的档案中提取的。此外,本研究还提取并分析了婴儿的人口统计学特征,包括年龄、性别、出生等级、父母之间的血亲关系以及最初和最终诊断。结果:根据结果,65.4%的婴儿是男性,新生儿的平均年龄为13±9.9天。在大多数情况下,最初和最终的诊断都证实了癫痫发作。总的来说,60.9%的新生儿的MRI结果完全正常。研究的变量与患者的异常MRI结果之间没有显著关系
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