Question
A child of one year and five months old is experiencing issues with balance and poor vision, and is asking whether surgery for hydrocephalus is necessary.
Answer
- Hydrocephalus can lead to brain atrophy.
- Poor brain development.
- Enlargement of the ventricles, with a recommendation to first undergo a lumbar puncture to measure pressure.
- Based on the measurement results, decide whether surgery is needed and actively engage in rehabilitation training.