Hydrocephalus (NeuroAnatomy and Physiology of CSF) for USMLE

[@samuelpraxedesvillanueva8241]

Best explanation i've seen so far! Been looking for a more thorough explanation and Im happy I found this!

[@sharoncrasta6685]

Wow, thanks to this video I will never forget this topic. 👍🏼

[@jakubszudrawski1324]

the mechanism for ataxia in NPH has nothing to do with the cerebellum. It is related to the frontal lobe abnormalities (frontal ataxia/gait apraxia) leading to specific magnetic gait.

[@xDomglmao]

Yes!

[@bjarnij3782]

Don't you have the pressure gradient in NPH backwards? The ventricles enlarge to accommodate the increased CSF, pushing outwards on the cerebrum, not inside.

[@juhidutta3790]

Excellent presentation...

[@healthylifestyle1957]

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[@Kem9s]

So helpful thank you 🙏🏻

[@khaledelsabaa7802]

very good and informative video..thank u

[@thestudyspot]

khaled elsaba Glad you found it beneficial!

[@EverydayInspiration-24]

I have question I do have hydrocephalus and did already have 3 surgery of vp shunting and last one I have is back 2005 to present but recently I am experiencing head ache it starts at the back yesterday I had a ct scan and the impression is communicating hydrocephalus does that mean that my vp shunt is not function well again?

[@Sara_375]

Loved the video! Thank you :)

[@syahirulashraf5214]

did u have any video about clinical feature of hydrocephalus?

[@AJAYALEN11]

Quite informative . Thank you. :)

[@ebtisam403]

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[@Oscar-bg3lg]

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[@Bero923]

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[@angelalina9310]

Thanks a tonn doctor

[@israahassan6222]

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[@sukhpelia5487]

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tank's *****