Acta medica portuguesa · 2012
[Acute cerebellitis in children: regarding different etiologies].
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Mendes Dos Santos Carolina, Sá Graça, Geraldo Ana Filipa, Tavares Joana B, Neto Lia, Campos Jorge G
Аннотация
UNLABELLED: Acute cerebellitis is usually infectious, post-infectious or post-vaccination. Rarer causes include toxic ones. The clinical presentation is usually benign, however, severe cases with brainstem compression may present as coma. Regarding three pediatric clinical cases, the authors make a brief review on this entity, with particular emphasis on its causes and imaging findings.
CASE REPORTS: Three cases of pediatric acute cerebellitis are presented- post-viral, after acute intoxication with carbon monoxide and after accidental ingestion of methadone.
DISCUSSION: The etiopathogenic mechanisms underlying the imaging changes found in each of the three cases presented are discussed.
CONCLUSION: An imaging examination confirms the diagnosis of cerebellitis and is important to monitor severe cases. MR is more sensitive than CT in the evaluation of the cerebellar parenchyma.
CASE REPORTS: Three cases of pediatric acute cerebellitis are presented- post-viral, after acute intoxication with carbon monoxide and after accidental ingestion of methadone.
DISCUSSION: The etiopathogenic mechanisms underlying the imaging changes found in each of the three cases presented are discussed.
CONCLUSION: An imaging examination confirms the diagnosis of cerebellitis and is important to monitor severe cases. MR is more sensitive than CT in the evaluation of the cerebellar parenchyma.