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. 2021 Aug;62(4):411–419. doi: 10.3325/cmj.2021.62.411

Table 1.

Patients' clinical status, diagnostic procedures, treatment and clinical outcomes

Patient 1
Clinical status
premature birth, grade II periventricular hemorrhage, retinopathy of prematurity stage II
Gestational age at birth
25 weeks and 2 days
Apgar score
5/7/8
Birth weight
740 g
Treatment
non-invasive mechanical ventilation for 57 days, 14 days of high-flow nasal cannula, i.v. parenteral nutrition for the first 18 days, enteral intake of breast milk from the third day
First magnetic resonance (MR) exam
term-equivalent age
Second MR exam:
2 years
Clinical outcome
at a corrected age of 24 months, psychomotor development was in the broader range of normal (average for gross motor tasks, lower average for fine motor skills, cognition, and speech)
Patient 2
Clinical status
premature birth, respiratory distress syndrome, sepsis development
Gestational age at birth
28 weeks and 6 days
Apgar score
6/8
Birth weight
950 g
Treatment
invasive mechanical ventilation for 2 days, non-invasive mechanical ventilation for 26 days, high-flow nasal cannula for 4 days, antibiotic therapy (ampicillin + gentamycin for 10 days)
MR exam
at term-equivalent age
Clinical outcome
discharged at a corrected age of 38 weeks and 6 days with a normal clinical status
Patient 3
Clinical status
poor concentration, headache, forgetfulness, balance disorder, tinnitus, and double vision lasting seven months.
occasional urinary incontinence for many years
Age
56 years
MR exam
56 years
Treatment
endoscopic ventriculostomy two months after MR imaging
Clinical outcome all the symptoms regressed except tinnitus