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Abdominal Scintigraphy of CSF Leak
Clinical Nuclear Medicine, 1995At least a portion of the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) leaking in CSF rhinorrhea is swallowed by the patient. This phenomenon can be used to the best advantage by imaging the intestinal activity. The utility of adjunctive delayed abdominal images in the diagnosis of CSF leak, particularly in situations with slow and intermittent leaks, is emphasized in ...
J, Rajendran, D H, Lewis
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2022
This chapter will consider olfaction in relation to CSF leaks and look at the various skull bases causes for CSF leaks and their bearing on olfaction. In terms of operative intervention, this chapter will examine the effect of skull base reconstruction on olfaction, the effect of different reconstructive materials on olfaction (flaps, grafts, synthetic
Philpott, Carl +2 more
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This chapter will consider olfaction in relation to CSF leaks and look at the various skull bases causes for CSF leaks and their bearing on olfaction. In terms of operative intervention, this chapter will examine the effect of skull base reconstruction on olfaction, the effect of different reconstructive materials on olfaction (flaps, grafts, synthetic
Philpott, Carl +2 more
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CSF leak in transsphenoidal surgery.
Journal of neurosurgery, 2015Letter to the ...
Doglietto F. +6 more
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Chorea as a manifestation of spontaneous CSF leak
Neurology, 2006A 59-year-old man presented with orthostatic headaches, memory complaints, pronounced choreiform movements, and related hyperkinetic dysarthria and titubations. Head MRI findings were suggestive of CSF leak. CSF pressure was low. CT myelography documented CSF leak at the cervicothoracic junction.
Bahram, Mokri +2 more
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Continuum
ABSTRACT OBJECTIVE This article reviews the most common presenting symptoms and radiographic findings of atraumatic cranial CSF leaks, surgical management of skull base leaks, and postoperative management of idiopathic intracranial hypertension (IIH).
Erin K, O'Brien, Maria Peris, Celda
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ABSTRACT OBJECTIVE This article reviews the most common presenting symptoms and radiographic findings of atraumatic cranial CSF leaks, surgical management of skull base leaks, and postoperative management of idiopathic intracranial hypertension (IIH).
Erin K, O'Brien, Maria Peris, Celda
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Orthostatic headache without CSF leak
Neurology, 2008To describe the syndrome of orthostatic headache without CSF leak and propose potential mechanisms.From among 125 patients referred to one of us (B.M.) over a 5-year period for evaluation of orthostatic headache and suspected CSF leak, those patients with negative head and spine MRI, normal radioisotope cisternography and CT myelography, and normal ...
Andrea N, Leep Hunderfund, Bahram, Mokri
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False pituitary tumor in CSF leaks
Neurology, 2000The authors describe five patients with typical clinical and MRI features of CSF leak and large enhancing pituitaries. The source of CSF leak was identified and surgically repaired in three patients. This was followed by disappearance of clinical symptoms and resolution of MRI abnormalities, including the pituitary enlargement. Enhancing enlargement of
B, Mokri, J L, Atkinson
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CSF leak leading to seroma formation
Postgraduate Medical Journal, 2018Deep brain stimulation (DBS) is an increasingly used surgical treatment for patients with movement disorders including dystonias. In this therapeutic modality, electrodes are being implanted in deep brain structures (mostly basal ganglia). The electrodes are being connected to an implantable pulse generator (IPG) through extension wires.
Mohsen, Benam +3 more
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Orthostatic headaches caused by CSF leak but with normal CSF pressures
Neurology, 1998To report that the syndrome of orthostatic headaches caused by CSF leak can be seen with persistently normal CSF pressures.CSF leak or shunt overdrainage is known to cause orthostatic headaches and diffuse pachymeningeal gadolinium enhancement (DPGE), typically associated with unmeasurable or very low CSF pressures.Of 40 consecutive patients with ...
B, Mokri +3 more
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Treatment of Spinal CSF Leaks and Fistulas
ContinuumABSTRACT OBJECTIVE The options for treatment of spontaneous spinal CSF leaks and CSF-venous fistulas have expanded in recent years, and this article reviews the current treatments available, factors that affect treatment outcomes, and an algorithmic approach to treatment.
Narayan R, Kissoon, Thien J, Huynh
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