Infantile Hydrocephalus
This is probably the most common pediatric neurosurgical condition. The causes may vary. Hydrocephalus may generally be due to obstruction in the the circulation, insufficient reabsorption or overproduction of cerebrospinal fluid. It is often necessary to divert the cerebrospinal fluid circulation by placing a valve. The fluid can then drain into the abdomen, or more […]
Chronic subdural hematoma
Chronic subdural hematoma is a collection of bloody fluid between the meninges and the brain. It may occur following a head injury and can even occur 1-2 months after the blow. It is most commonly seen in the elderly, and chronic anticoagulant therapy (incl. aspirin) appears to increase its incidence. Clinically, the patient […]
Cervical syndrome
Cervical hernia – Cervical Myelopathy – Spondylosis