Familial Moyamoya Disease Genetics Familial Moyamoya Disease Genetics Moyamoya disease is a rare condition that makes the brain arteries narrow. It's not fully understood, but it seems to run in families. Studies show it's more common in East Asian people, which might mean there's a genetic link. Research in the Journal of Stroke found certain genes linked to the disease. These genes, especially the RNF213 gene, play a big role. This shows genetics are key in how Moyamoya is passed down.…
Familial Thoracic Aortic Disorders Familial Thoracic Aortic Disorders Familial thoracic aortic disorders are genetic conditions that affect the thoracic aorta. This is the main artery that starts from the heart. These conditions can be very serious and need quick action and careful care. It's important to know how genes play a part in these disorders. This helps find problems early and treat them right. The American Heart Association and the National Center for Biotechnology Information say these disorders often happen…
Famous Figures: Celebrities with Spina Bifida Famous Figures: Celebrities with Spina Bifida Spina bifida affects the spinal cord but doesn't stop many from achieving great things. These stars show us that being different doesn't mean you can't do amazing things. They share their stories to help others feel less alone. We will look at successful people with spina bifida in this article. They've made big impacts and helped spread awareness. These stars show us that with hard work and bravery, we can…
Fast Stroke Anterior Circulation: Key Facts & Help Fast Stroke Anterior Circulation: Key Facts & Help It's very important to act fast if someone has a stroke. A cerebrovascular accident happens when blood stops flowing to the front part of the brain. We must act quickly to prevent serious harm. The FAST stroke protocol helps us spot a stroke early. It tells us to look for Face drooping, Arm weakness, Speech problems, and to call 911 right away. Knowing this can help save lives…
Fatal Pediatric Brain Tumors Fatal Pediatric Brain Tumors Pediatric brain tumors are a big challenge in childhood brain cancer. They are the top cause of cancer deaths in kids. The pediatric neuro-oncology field works hard to understand and fight these tumors. But, it's a tough journey to make kids live longer. Brain tumors vary and so do their survival chances. This shows we need focused research and quick action. We'll look into why these tumors are so serious. We'll see how they…
Fatty Tumor of the Spinal Cord Fatty Tumor of the Spinal Cord A fatty tumor of the spinal cord is a special health issue. It's called a spinal cord lipoma. These growths are usually harmless but can still cause problems. They can put pressure on the spine and harm nerves. This can lead to pain and even affect how well nerves work. It's important to understand and treat these tumors to keep someone healthy and happy. Learning about this condition…
Fatty Tumor Spinal Cord Risks & Treatment Fatty Tumor Spinal Cord Risks & Treatment Fatty tumors in the spinal cord are called spinal lipomas. They are not cancerous but can be harmful. Knowing the risks of spinal cord tumors is key to handling them well. These tumors can press on the spinal cord, causing big problems. This article will explain how serious spinal lipomas can be. It will cover the risks and spinal tumor treatment options. You will learn about finding and treating these…
FDA-Approved Pediatric Brain Tumor Treatments FDA-Approved Pediatric Brain Tumor Treatments The field of pediatric oncology has made big steps forward. Now, we have FDA-approved treatments for kids with brain cancers. These brain tumor medications are a big help for young patients who needed something new. Getting FDA approval means a treatment is safe and works well. It takes a lot of tests and checks to get this approval. This shows we care about giving kids the best treatments. We will look at different ways and…
Fetal Brachial Plexus Injury: Causes & Care Fetal Brachial Plexus Injury: Causes & Care Childbirth can be tough, and one issue is fetal brachial plexus injury, or neonatal brachial plexus palsy. It's a birth injury that hurts the nerves in a baby's shoulder, arm, and hand. We want to explain why this happens and how to help those affected. This injury is part of the bigger issue of pediatric nerve damage. It's a big deal and needs special care. We'll share…
Fetal Skull Fracture Risks & Care Fetal Skull Fracture Risks & Care Having a baby is a big moment full of hope. But sometimes, it can bring unexpected problems. One issue is neonatal injury, like birth trauma to the baby's skull. This is rare but serious and needs quick and smart action. This article talks about the risks of fetal skull fractures and how to handle them. We want to give parents and doctors a full guide on taking care of baby's…