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Static Encephalopathy

by scook, Feb 19, 2008 03:44PM
Is static encephalopathy only a diagnosis given to babies/children who were dianosised with fetal alcohol syndrom.
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by mommyofnathan, Feb 20, 2008 01:33PM
To: scook
No, Static encephalopathy means brain injury/damage that doesn't progress.  In other words, the brain was damaged either before, during or after birth and it is not changing.  

by JainMD, Feb 25, 2008 07:50AM
To: scook
Hi,
Static encephalopathy suggests there is a brain injury which occurred prior to delivery due to fetal distress or brain injury during the delivery.
This type of brain injury reflects it is non-progressively and involves only white-matter of brain causing gross motor and fine motor deficits in the child.
Hope this helps.
Bye.
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