Retrospection of Pathogeny in 95 Cases with Neonatal Convulsion
Chengming Yan
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Chengming Yan
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Objective To explore the pathogeny of neonatal convulsion. Methods Retrospective study of pathogeny, age, type of seizure, interrelated lab and iconography examination and prognosis of 95 cases with neonatal convulsion in our pediatric department last year was conducted. Results Hypoxic-ischemix encephalopathy (HIE) and intracranial haemorrhage (ICH) which aroused by perinatal factors were the primary pathogeny. Among these, there were 53 cases of HIE and 17 cases ICH, the secondary pathogeny was hypocalcemia, 12 cases. Most of them were less than 3 days. The rate was 78.95%. Conclusion Various pathogensis could arouse neonatal convulsion and the perinatal factors were uppermost.
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Objective To explore the pathogeny of neonatal convulsion. Methods Retrospective study of pathogeny, age, type of seizure, interrelated lab and iconography examination and prognosis of 95 cases with neonatal convulsion in our pediatric department last year was conducted. Results Hypoxic-ischemix encephalopathy (HIE) and intracranial haemorrhage (ICH) which aroused by perinatal factors were the primary pathogeny. Among these, there were 53 cases of HIE and 17 cases ICH, the secondary pathogeny was hypocalcemia, 12 cases. Most of them were less than 3 days. The rate was 78.95%. Conclusion Various pathogensis could arouse neonatal convulsion and the perinatal factors were uppermost.
Key concepts: Convulsion, Medicine, Pediatrics, Encephalopathy, Epilepsy, Retrospective cohort study, Neonatal encephalopathy, Intracranial haemorrhage