n.脊髓纵裂

Diastomia is a rare congenital anomaly that results in a complete or partial separation of the spinal cord.
这是一种罕见的先天性异常，会导致脊髓完全或部分分离。
The patient underwent surgery to repair a diastomia in her cervical spine, restoring sensation to her arms.
患者接受了手术修复颈椎的裂隙，恢复了手臂的感觉。
Symptoms of diastomia can include paralysis, sensory deficits, and muscle weakness in affected areas.
裂隙脊髓的症状可能包括瘫痪、感觉缺失和受影响区域的肌肉无力。
A thorough diagnostic evaluation was conducted to confirm the presence of diastomia in the infant's spine.
对婴儿的脊柱进行了全面的诊断检查，以确认是否存在裂隙。
Early detection and treatment are crucial for managing the complications associated with diastomia.
早期发现和治疗对于管理与裂隙脊髓相关的并发症至关重要。
The rehabilitation process for individuals with diastomia often involves physical therapy and occupational therapy.
裂隙脊髓患者的康复过程通常包括物理疗法和职业疗法。
Surgical intervention is usually the first line of treatment for diastomia, followed by ongoing medical care and support.
手术通常是治疗裂隙脊髓的第一步，随后是持续的医疗护理和支持。
Research on diastomia is limited due to its rarity, but advancements in surgical techniques offer hope for better outcomes.
因为其罕见性，关于裂隙脊髓的研究有限，但手术技术的进步为改善预后带来了希望。
The patient's progress after the diastomia repair surgery was monitored closely to ensure proper healing and recovery.
在修复裂隙手术后，密切关注患者的恢复情况以确保正确愈合。
Support groups for individuals living with diastomia provide emotional and practical assistance for managing daily life challenges.
对于患有裂隙脊髓的人来说，支持团体提供了应对日常生活挑战的情感和实际帮助。