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There are many ways to conceptualize the neural circuitry supporting animal behavior, and there are many ways in which this circuitry is important. But we propose that a fundamental requirement of behavior is a unique relationship between a specific neural system and a single behavior: this system is specialized to mediate a specific, single, temporally stereotyped behavior. This is a strong requirement that is violated in many cases, and indeed is not satisfied at all by almost any currently accepted neural conceptualization of the brain. The argument is based on (i) phylogenetic analyses of species across many taxa, (ii) examination of the development of brain regions that are responsible for producing a particular behavior, and (iii) the results of behavioral paradigms, which identify the circuits responsible for specific behaviors.Neurological injury in pediatric facial fractures.
Facial fractures are relatively common in pediatric patients. Although there are few studies of neurological injury in facial fractures in children, it is not rare. This study examined how and what injuries occur in pediatric facial fractures, their distribution, and their prognosis. Thirty-eight children aged 6-15 years with facial fractures were followed up. Evaluation of the medical records and radiographs was performed and special attention was paid to neurological injuries. Out of 32 pediatric patients with orbital fractures, 3 (9.4%) had neurologic injuries. In addition, there were 2 cases (4.7%) of brain concussion (globe injury), 6 cases (14.5%) of cranial nerve injuries, and 11 cases (25.7%) of meningeal injuries. Out of the 6 patients with cranial nerve injuries, one patient (16.7%) had a facial fracture on the same side of the nerve injury, and the other 5 (83.3%) had both facial fracture and cranial nerve injuries on the same side. Except one case, which required hospitalization, the rest of the patients recovered in
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