Causes of brain dysplasia in children

The growth and development of children is an issue that parents are very concerned about. If a child has any abnormalities in development, parents will definitely be very worried. Some children may have incomplete brain development. The harm caused by incomplete brain development in children is very great, so it is necessary for parents to understand the causes of incomplete brain development in children, which will help prevent and treat incomplete brain development in children.

What are the causes of cerebral hypoplasia in children? If patients with cerebral hypoplasia want to be treated thoroughly, they need to have a comprehensive understanding of cerebral hypoplasia. First of all, the cause of cerebral hypoplasia is one of them. So, what is the cause of cerebral hypoplasia?

Causes of brain dysplasia:

1. Low-birth-weight babies, including premature babies and full-term small-for-size babies. These infants all had varying degrees of intrauterine growth retardation. It also affects the development of the central nervous system, and is often complicated by subependymal hemorrhage and intraventricular hemorrhage, the latter of which can easily cause spastic bilateral paralysis.

2. Congenital abnormalities, including brain development abnormalities caused by various reasons, such as congenital hydrocephalus due to incomplete closure of the neural tube, holoprosencephaly due to disorders of brain alveolar evolution and development, and flat gyrus, pachygyria and microgyria due to disorders of nerve cell migration, including the absence or incomplete development of the septum pellucidum caused by combined disorders.

3. Cerebral hypoxia and ischemia. Therefore, anything that can cause blood circulation and gas exchange disorders between the mother and the fetus, or cause neonatal arterial hypotension and venous congestion, may cause cerebral ischemia and hypoxia, resulting in brain damage and leaving cerebral palsy. These factors include maternal factors: such as pregnancy-induced hypertension syndrome, heart failure, heavy bleeding, anemia, shock or drug abuse, drug overdose, etc., placental abnormalities: such as placental abruption, placenta previa, placental infarction or placental dysfunction, etc., tape blood flow blockage, such as tape prolapse, compression, knotting or wrapping around the neck, etc., circulatory failure, polycythemia, etc.

In the above article, we introduced something that parents are very concerned about, that is, the growth and development of children. Some children may suffer from incomplete brain development, which brings great harm. The above article analyzes in detail the causes of incomplete brain development in children.