Tevenara Syndrome

Thevenard is a rare congenital disease that causes damage to the lumbar spine and spinal cord. Patients with T syndrome have decreased or absent sensation in the feet and hands, as well as weakness in the muscles of the lower body, and typically have delayed development of the lower extremities. The cause of T-syndrome symptoms is the incomplete development of the spinal column. With T-synloma, the transverse process of the fifth lumbar vertebra will be uneven and displaced downward. Because of this, the center of gravity and the location of the spinal nerve openings can become distorted, leading to problems with perception of sensation. Thévenard syndrome requires constant treatment, lifestyle changes and regular physical activity. Patients with T-Syndrome need care from loved ones and often in special rehabilitation centers. Thévener syndrome is a severe developmental disorder of the spinal cord that occurs in early childhood. This is a rare disease that is usually diagnosed in children in the first year of life. In this syndrome, the lumbar spine is affected and paralysis of the lower limbs and pelvic organs develops. Symptoms of the syndrome include an inability to sit, as well as difficulty walking and speaking. If treatment is not prescribed on time and the patient does not receive adequate medical care, serious complications later develop, including mental retardation and bone deformation.