Jablkove Palacinky Varecha Normal pressure hydrocephalus a condition seen predominantly in adults in which the cerebral ventricles are pathologically enlarged but the ICP is not elevated is discussed separately
The approach to management of shunt infections is discussed here Indications for shunt placement and other issues related to hydrocephalus are discussed separately NPH is associated with a classic triad of dementia gait disturbance and urinary incontinence Because this clinical syndrome is potentially reversible by the placement of a ventriculoperitoneal VP shunt
Jablkove Palacinky Varecha
Jablkove Palacinky Varecha
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At most centers VPS is performed preferentially due to a higher complication rate with LPS Efficacy Uncontrolled observations report that shunt placement can relieve headache Normal pressure hydrocephalus a condition seen predominantly in adults in which the cerebral ventricles are pathologically enlarged but the ICP is not elevated is also discussed separately
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