Myelination is the white matter of the brain, it is developing until about 3 years old. Delayed myelination is common for a child with delays especially in gross motor.
according the report he has a chiari malformation which is where the brain is compressed in the lower area, it's kind of right where the back of the neck meets the skull. A lot of people have this and it never causes problems, and some people have it and have major issues. If it's severe enough it can cause hydrocephalus by occluding the ability for CSF to flow back out of the brain.
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He has a chiari 1 malformation and the myelination issue like toastie mentioned above. The neurosurgeon who treats our daughters tethered cord is a very big chiari expert.
here is our surgeons youtube link with indepth explanation of chiari, etc. You are lucky it was caught on MRI I know tons of people whose MRIs are read as normal but clearly have a malformation, Good luck. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNxIO_kYm0Y
He has a chiari 1 malformation and the myelination issue like toastie mentioned above. The neurosurgeon who treats our daughters tethered cord is a very big chiari expert.
here is our surgeons youtube link with indepth explanation of chiari, etc. You are lucky it was caught on MRI I know tons of people whose MRIs are read as normal but clearly have a malformation, Good luck. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNxIO_kYm0Y
PS-What state are you in?
Thank you so much for the info. I'm in Kentucky near Cincinnati.
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The neurosurgeon who treats our daughters tethered cord is a very big chiari expert.
here is a FB support group for chiari
https://www.facebook.com/groups/200576390027503/?ref=br_tf
here is our surgeons youtube link with indepth explanation of chiari, etc.
You are lucky it was caught on MRI I know tons of people whose MRIs are read as normal but clearly have a malformation, Good luck.
PS-What state are you in?