European journal of paediatric neurology : EJPN : official journal of the European Paediatric Neurology Society · 2007
Sub-aponeurotic fluid collections: a delayed-onset self-limiting cerebrospinal fluid fistula in young infants.
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Schoberer Anne, Yagmur Eray, Boltshauser Eugen, Korinth Marcus, Niggemann Pascal, Häusler Martin
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Transient sub-aponeurotic fluid collections are rarely recognized lesions that may be frequently related to traumatic labor and occur within weeks after birth. Their etiology has remained uncertain.
METHODS AND RESULTS: Here we report on five new cases with typical clinical findings and normal neuroimaging. A detailed analysis of the lesion aspirates was performed in three patients, always revealing beta(2)-transferrin and high concentrations of beta-trace protein.
CONCLUSIONS: This indicates that cerebrospinal fluid leakage contributes to this rare condition. All lesions disappeared spontaneously within 2-5 months so that conservative treatment seems appropriate.
METHODS AND RESULTS: Here we report on five new cases with typical clinical findings and normal neuroimaging. A detailed analysis of the lesion aspirates was performed in three patients, always revealing beta(2)-transferrin and high concentrations of beta-trace protein.
CONCLUSIONS: This indicates that cerebrospinal fluid leakage contributes to this rare condition. All lesions disappeared spontaneously within 2-5 months so that conservative treatment seems appropriate.