RECOVERY NEUROMOTOR OF DYPLEGIA IN SPINA BIFIDA CYSTICA

Abstract

Pathophysiologically regarded, these affections occur in any area of the spinal cord on the posterior mediane line, but most commonly in the lower lumber and sacral areas. Medically and socially speaking, meningomyelocele becomes a real problem, especially when commonly associated with serious neurological damage (motor, sphincterian, trophic defects), alongside with hydrocephallus and other ongoing malformations. The incomplete closure defect of the neuralspinal tube are almost exclusively occuring in the median posterior section of the backspine, undoubtedly leading to different forms of posterior spina bifida cases.