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Do Vacuum-Assisted Deliveries Cause Intracranial Vessel Injuries
Journal of Child Neurology, 06/30/09
Ng YY et al. - The authors present 2 cases of intracranial vessel infarction after vacuum-assisted deliveries. One newborn, with scalp erosion, showed an unusual left middle cerebral artery infarct, and the other, with a severe subgaleal hematoma, had a venous thrombosis. Before the diagnosis, made using brain ultrasonography, neither had specific observable neurological symptoms. Vacuum-assisted deliveries should be given special attention, especially when they are combined with a severe extracranial birth trauma.
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