Ümit Aksoy ÖZCAN, Uğur IŞIK, Atilla DAMLACIK, Arda LEMBET, Harika BODUR, Canan ERZEN, Aydın SAV

Acıbadem Üniversitesinde ve Dünyada Fetal Nörolojiye Multidisipliner Yaklaşım

Çocuk sağlığı değerlendirmesi günümüzde antenatal dönemde başlamakta ve fetus sağlığı daha ayrıntılı ele alınmaktadır. Antenatal tanıda etkinliğini kanıtlamış ve değişmez yerini almış bir yöntem olan ultrasonografi ye ek olarak son yıllarda sıklıkta MR görüntüleme kullanılmaktadır. Fetal MRG günümüzde fetal beynin yapısal bozukluklarının değerlendirilmesinde etkin bir yöntem olarak kabul görmüştür. Fetal santral sinir sisteminin SSS , konusunda uzmanlaşmış multidisipliner bir ekip tarafından incelenmesi, bu karmaşık tıp konusunda daha çok önem kazanmıştır. Ailelerin uygun şekilde bilgilendirilmesi ve klinik kararların doğrulukla verilebilmesi amacıyla interdisipliner işbirliğine ve eğitime öncelik verilmelidir

Multidisciplinary Approach To Fetal Neurology In Acibadem University and In The World

Child health evaluation begins in the antenatal period, and fetal well being is now assessed in more detail than ever. Over the last few years, MRI has been increasingly used in conjunction with ultrasound, which is a proven method of antenatal diagnosis. Fetal MRI has been accepted as an eff ective method for the assessment of fetal central nervous system CNS structural abnormalities. Assessment of fetal CNS by an experienced multidisciplinary group of specialists can be more successful in this highly complex fi eld of medicine. Interdisciplinary cooperation and education should be a priority for clinical decision making and appropriate consultation of the families

Keywords:

fetus, central nervous system, MRI, neurology,

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