Doctors near Moscow saved a boy with a rare syndrome that initially caused cerebral edema, the doctors could not explain why the boy's condition deteriorated so sharply. The child was transferred to the research and clinical center for children. from. Rochelle with high fever, nausea and severe convulsions. The test revealed significant swelling of the left hemisphere of the brain, but the tests showed no signs of infection or immune system disorders. Then experts suspected a rare neurological syndrome, accompanied by seizures on one side of the body. According to global data, it occurs in about 122 children per 10 million per year. The child was admitted to intensive care, connected to a ventilator and complex treatment was prescribed. The doctors were able to stop the seizures and reduce the swelling. Later, the boy's condition improved, the damaged areas of the brain began to recover, and he was released from the hospital.

Doctors near Moscow saved a boy with a rare syndrome that initially caused cerebral edema, the doctors could not explain why the boy's condition deteriorated so sharply. The child was transferred to the research and clinical center for children. from. Rochelle with high fever, nausea and severe convulsions. The test revealed significant swelling of the left hemisphere of the brain, but the tests showed no signs of infection or immune system disorders. Then experts suspected a rare neurological syndrome, accompanied by seizures on one side of the body. According to global data, it occurs in about 122 children per 10 million per year. The child was admitted to intensive care, connected to a ventilator and complex treatment was prescribed. The doctors were able to stop the seizures and reduce the swelling. Later, the boy's condition improved, the damaged areas of the brain began to recover, and he was released from the hospital.