Material tation, Seoul, Republic of Korea J Rehabil Med Suppl 55 Poster Abstracts 171 Introduction/Background: Appropriate imaging and electrodiag- effect on the offspring’s development and will increase in depres- nostic studies are essential part of the evaluation of the patient sion- and anxiety-like behavior and alteration in social behaviors. The aim of this study is to analyze both magnetic resonance imaging and electrodiagnosis studies of brachial plexopathy retrospectively and to verify the correla- 585 tion between these two methods. Khachnaoui1 The following clinical characteristics were analyzed for each pa- 1Sahloul Hospital, Rehabilitation, Sousse, Tunisia tient: age, gender, affected side, cause of injury. In terms of injury level, 36 out of 44 depressive profle among mothers of children with cerebral palsy. However, 8 cases had different fndings survey conducted at The Physical and Rehability Department of between magnetic resonance imaging and electrodiagnosis. Where included 62 children with cer- cases of brachial neuritis and 1 cases of trauma did not consistent ebral palsy with their mothers. Mothers with history of psychiatric disorder were not in- ings between magnetic resonance imaging and electrodiagnosis cluded. The offspring from both groups were as- sessed on 13th day in a battery of well-validated tasks, including open Objective: To investigate the effects of acoustic stimulation on the feld, free suspension and buried food pellets. The length of hair showed signifcantly lower until 13 d ent tempos and appellations from kin for varied durations so as to compared with control group (p<0. This disease might lead to encephalitis besides the min and at rest revealed signifcant statistical differences (p<0. Audition of music promotes the in- with the complaints of stomachache, fewer, and vomiting. Results: Brain magnetic resonance im- music in allegro >appellation from kin>music in lento. After stabilization of the neurologic condition, the patient was referred to our clinic. On physical examination, 587 there was muscle weakness in bilateral upper and low extremities. Dhillon1 therapy was planned and after 3-weeks of treatment, patient’s bal- 1P S Ranjan & Co, Advocates & Solicitor, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia ance improved and walking distance increased. Conclusion: In this case presentation, we aimed to describe a rare case of encephalitis Introduction/Background: The assessment by a court in a common related to acute intermittent porphyria. As mentioned above, acute law jurisdiction of the life expectancy of the victim in a personal porphyria attack could cause neurological problems and this might injury case is important when awarding compensation for future lead to disability during whole lifetime.
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