Abstract
Neurosurgeons at Primary Children's Medical Center, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, evaluated factors that are associated with rupture of arachnoid cysts (intracystic hemorrhage, subdural hematoma, or adjacent subdural hygroma) in children with previously asymptomatic arachnoid cysts.
Highlights
An editorial points out that acute symptomatic seizures with ICH occur more frequently in children (60%) than in adult reports (7%-31%)
Left hemisphere damage is associated with greater errors in movement direction of the contralateral limb while errors in movement extent are greatest after right hemisphere damage
Neurosurgeons at Primary Children’s Medical Center, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, evaluated factors that are associated with rupture of arachnoid cysts in children with previously asymptomatic arachnoid cysts
Summary
Acute symptomatic seizures were defined as those occurring up to 7 days after the incident ICH, and remote symptomatic seizures as occurring beyond 7 days from ICH presentation. An editorial points out that acute symptomatic seizures with ICH occur more frequently in children (60%) than in adult reports (7%-31%) Hemisphere specific motor control mechanisms in post-stroke rehabilitation. Left hemisphere damage is associated with greater errors in movement direction of the contralateral limb while errors in movement extent are greatest after right hemisphere damage.
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