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Dr. Andrew Rynne
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What Does My MRI Scan Report Indicate?

Hi.my daughter has 6 year old. But she cannot,speak .MRI report compare whit delay in myelination.other para clink is OK.some doctors say she has speak apraxy and others say she has NDD and dominant in speak.hers development state was normal till 6month but after 6 she delayed slowly. She can walk in 20month.ppd roll out.off course she is progress with speach therapy and other rehabilitation .we live in IRAN.I ask you :is new way to treatment my daughter? I am M.D.please help us.I am confused about result of my daughter condition and treatment. Please help me.
Wed, 27 Jan 2016
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Myelin is the insulation which surrounds the nerve fibres in the brain which enables the messages to travel from one part of the brain to another smoothly and easily and if it isn't thick enough the messages don't get to their destination as easily and sometimes the messages may get lost along the way.
The treatment and prognosis generally depends upon the causative factor.
I suggest genetic and chromosomal studies to rule out any genetic predisposition.
And molecular tests for evaluation of mitochondrial disorders may be helpful.
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What Does My MRI Scan Report Indicate?

Myelin is the insulation which surrounds the nerve fibres in the brain which enables the messages to travel from one part of the brain to another smoothly and easily and if it isn t thick enough the messages don t get to their destination as easily and sometimes the messages may get lost along the way. The treatment and prognosis generally depends upon the causative factor. I suggest genetic and chromosomal studies to rule out any genetic predisposition. And molecular tests for evaluation of mitochondrial disorders may be helpful.