Alper Olgun1, Asli Aydin Taşkoparan, Ilker Güleç

  • 1BAĞCILAR HEALTH APPLİCATİON AND RESARCH CENTER, DEPARTMENT OF NEUROSURGERY.

Turkish neurosurgery
|September 4, 2025
PubMed
まとめ

スポンジロリス (SLi) は,トルコの小児トラウマ患者の5.8%に影響し,年上の男の子ではより高い割合です. この研究では,SLiの子どもでは,脊髄溶解症と脊髄分裂症のリスクが増加したことも判明しました.

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