Visual Impairment and Ataxia after Excision of Recurrent Cerebellar Space Occupation: A Case Report

Objective:To investigate the treatment of visual impairment and ataxia after excision of recurrent cerebellar space occupation.Methods:One pediatric patient had visual impairment and ataxia after excision of recurrent cerebellar space occupation. After clear diagnosis and etiology analysis, comprehe...

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Main Authors: Lixia JIN, Gang LIU, Junfa WU, Kewei YU, Xinwei TANG, Yi WU
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Language:English
Published: Editorial Office of Rehabilitation Medicine 2018-10-01
Series:康复学报
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Online Access:http://kfxb.publish.founderss.cn/thesisDetails#10.3724/SP.J.1329.2018.05045
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author Lixia JIN
Gang LIU
Junfa WU
Kewei YU
Xinwei TANG
Yi WU
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Gang LIU
Junfa WU
Kewei YU
Xinwei TANG
Yi WU
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description Objective:To investigate the treatment of visual impairment and ataxia after excision of recurrent cerebellar space occupation.Methods:One pediatric patient had visual impairment and ataxia after excision of recurrent cerebellar space occupation. After clear diagnosis and etiology analysis, comprehensive rehabilitation treatment was applied, including physical therapy, speech training, swallowing training, balance function training, etc. Clinic effect was observed.Results:The pediatric patient had ataxia (cerebellar) with dysarthria, left eye vision loss, and right eye temporal field defect after excision of recurrent fourth ventricle cerebellar hair cell astrocytoma. The decrease in visual acuity could be caused by ischemic optic neuropathy caused by ischemia-reperfusion, or by optic atrophy caused by intracranial hypertension. After comprehensive rehabilitation treatment, the swallowing function, speech function, balanced function and the daily life function improved significantly, while the improvement of vision loss was not obvious.Conclusion:Comprehensive rehabilitation therapy is effective for the treatment of visual impairment and ataxia after excision of recurrent cerebellar space occupation. It mainly improves the balance motor function, while the improvement of vision is not obvious.
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spelling doaj-art-89f17ba6a9ef447a9c4680e052783aab2025-01-14T10:04:53ZengEditorial Office of Rehabilitation Medicine康复学报2096-03282018-10-0128454923128120Visual Impairment and Ataxia after Excision of Recurrent Cerebellar Space Occupation: A Case ReportLixia JINGang LIUJunfa WUKewei YUXinwei TANGYi WUObjective:To investigate the treatment of visual impairment and ataxia after excision of recurrent cerebellar space occupation.Methods:One pediatric patient had visual impairment and ataxia after excision of recurrent cerebellar space occupation. After clear diagnosis and etiology analysis, comprehensive rehabilitation treatment was applied, including physical therapy, speech training, swallowing training, balance function training, etc. Clinic effect was observed.Results:The pediatric patient had ataxia (cerebellar) with dysarthria, left eye vision loss, and right eye temporal field defect after excision of recurrent fourth ventricle cerebellar hair cell astrocytoma. The decrease in visual acuity could be caused by ischemic optic neuropathy caused by ischemia-reperfusion, or by optic atrophy caused by intracranial hypertension. After comprehensive rehabilitation treatment, the swallowing function, speech function, balanced function and the daily life function improved significantly, while the improvement of vision loss was not obvious.Conclusion:Comprehensive rehabilitation therapy is effective for the treatment of visual impairment and ataxia after excision of recurrent cerebellar space occupation. It mainly improves the balance motor function, while the improvement of vision is not obvious.http://kfxb.publish.founderss.cn/thesisDetails#10.3724/SP.J.1329.2018.05045cerebellar space occupationvision lossataxia
spellingShingle Lixia JIN
Gang LIU
Junfa WU
Kewei YU
Xinwei TANG
Yi WU
Visual Impairment and Ataxia after Excision of Recurrent Cerebellar Space Occupation: A Case Report
康复学报
cerebellar space occupation
vision loss
ataxia
title Visual Impairment and Ataxia after Excision of Recurrent Cerebellar Space Occupation: A Case Report
title_full Visual Impairment and Ataxia after Excision of Recurrent Cerebellar Space Occupation: A Case Report
title_fullStr Visual Impairment and Ataxia after Excision of Recurrent Cerebellar Space Occupation: A Case Report
title_full_unstemmed Visual Impairment and Ataxia after Excision of Recurrent Cerebellar Space Occupation: A Case Report
title_short Visual Impairment and Ataxia after Excision of Recurrent Cerebellar Space Occupation: A Case Report
title_sort visual impairment and ataxia after excision of recurrent cerebellar space occupation a case report
topic cerebellar space occupation
vision loss
ataxia
url http://kfxb.publish.founderss.cn/thesisDetails#10.3724/SP.J.1329.2018.05045
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