Chiari Malformation

Chiari malformation is a structural condition in which part of the brain extends downward into the spinal canal. It can affect the flow of cerebrospinal fluid and may cause symptoms such as headaches, neck pain, balance difficulties, or weakness. However, some people have no symptoms and may not require treatment.

Explore our articles about Chiari malformation in children, including its types, symptoms, diagnosis, possible complications, and treatment options. Learn how medical professionals assess the condition and determine whether monitoring or surgery may be appropriate based on the child’s symptoms and individual clinical findings.

For reliable medical information, read the NHS guide to Chiari malformation and the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke information on Chiari malformation.

Parents concerned about their child’s neurological symptoms should seek an appropriate medical assessment. To request an appointment with Dr. Md. Nafaur Rahman, visit the online appointment page.