Normal pressure hydrocephalus: complication of posterior fossa surgery in children.
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A method for induction of subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH) in a rat model is described. Resolution of the hemorrhage was documented photographically and microscopically at intervals from 1 hr to 8 days. Photographs indicated that most of the hemorrhage was resorbed within 3 days, an observation confirmed microscopically by the amount of red blood cells in the subarachnoid space. Significant cerebral vasospasm was documented within the first 2 days after the induction of hemorrhage with the basilar artery returning to baseline values at an average of 3 days followed by moderate dilatation at 5 to 8 days. The suitability of the rat as an animal model for further investigation of subarachnoid hemorrhage is discussed.
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A case of intracerebral Ewing's sarcoma is reported. Neurosurgical intervention was required for treatment. The increasing incidence of central nervous system involvement by Ewing's sarcoma is discussed.
Using an anterior transcallosal approach, we operated upon 25 patients with lateral and 3rd ventricular lesions. The facility of this route is discussed, and the operative technique is presented.
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