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Old 03-02-2012, 11:04 AM #1
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Question advice on 4 year olds surgery

My 4 year old son has been diagnosed with Chiari 1 he has a 20mm protrusion-
he does not have a syrnix-

his symptoms are-
mild speech delay
moderate fine motor delay
gait is a little off
balance has always been a issue although not a major issue
sometimes he has sleeping issues- like he doesn't sleep well
he has only had 1 headache
he does yawn a lot

they did find that his spinal fluid was obstructed and there is pressure on the brainstem

I took him to a top peds NS at Cornell I really liked him and he is very fimilair with Chiari- he suggested surgery due to the fact my son is symptomatic period. he said we should do the dura patch-

any words of wisdom or advice out there? should we get him the surgery?He is such a bright happy little boy his symptoms seem mild to me..? Help
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