OBJECTIVE: The absorption of cerebrospinal fluid occurs primarily by means of arachnoid
granulations (AG) in the superior sagittal sinus (SSS) and the lacunae laterales (LL) in the …

✓ Bilateral convexity and interhemispheric subdural hematomas are common neuroimaging
patterns seen in infants who have sustained nonaccidental head injuries (NAHIs). These …

Although great strides have been made toward understanding and managing hydrocephalus,
the problem has not been solved completely. This article offers a discussion of …

Epilepsy surgery is considered a treatment option for patients with intractable seizures.
Relatively few studies of efficacy, safety, and long-term outcome are available for the pediatric …

Object The purpose of this human cadaver study was to determine whether or not an
intraosseous skull infusion would access the superior sagittal sinus (SSS) via intradural venous …

Arrested hydrocephalus is defined as adequately shunted hydrocephalus while all other
forms of hydrocephalus are at various levels of compensation. Compensation occurs at some …

Biopsy samples and cultured cells derived from them were obtained from 39 patients with
malignant glioma and were analyzed for 1) glutathione (GSH) content; 2) sensitivity to 1,3-bis(2…

Object Hydrocephalus results from abnormal cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) volumes or flow
patterns. The absorption of CSF is determined largely by pressures within veins and venous …

OBJECTIVE Diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) tractography is commonly used in neurosurgical
practice but is largely limited to the preoperative setting. This is due primarily to image …

Cerebrovascular complications of sickle cell anemia are well known to be one of the more
common causes of stroke in the pediatric age group. Although it is far less common, the …