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Case Report

Kuk Shin Jang, Mee Kyung Jang, Young Chul han, Dong Guy Jang, Chul Zoo Jun

Clin Exp Pediatr. 1992;35(9):1280-1285. Published online September 15, 1992

We experienced two cases of porencephaly in a 1 year old male and an 8 years old femalo were suffered from right hemiparesis and convulsion. Brain CAT confirmed the diagnosis of porecephalic cyst. We report these cases with brief review of some related literatures.

A Case of Congenital Porencephalic Cyst.

Hong Gyu Park, Man Jin Chung, Jong Doo Kim, Myung Hi Shin, Ji Sub Oh

Clin Exp Pediatr. 1984;27(2):202-206. Published online February 28, 1984

We experienced a congenital porencephalic cyst with hydrocephalus in a 12 days old female premature infant who was suffered from meningitis. Brain CAT confirmed the diagnosis of porencephaly. Therapy consisted of systemic antibiotics and ventriculo-peritoneal shunt with good effect. She has been in good condition without convulsion or other neurologic sequelae thereafter. A brief review of the related literature was...

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