problems walking , along with dementia and urinary incontinencecausesproblems walking , along with dementia and urinary incontinence

Individuals with Dementia(passive) caused byIndividuals with Dementia

a reversible dementiacausesa reversible dementia

in dementia that is triggered by a construct - up of fluid in the braincan resultin dementia that is triggered by a construct - up of fluid in the brain

mobility and memory issuescausesmobility and memory issues

A Case of Parkinsonian Syndrome(passive) Caused ByA Case of Parkinsonian Syndrome

an enlargement in the ventricles of the braincausesan enlargement in the ventricles of the brain

a build - up of fluid in the braincan leada build - up of fluid in the brain

dementia the same as in Alzheimer ’s diseasecausesdementia the same as in Alzheimer ’s disease

to weakness , headaches , incontinence , and difficulty walkingNormal pressurecan leadto weakness , headaches , incontinence , and difficulty walkingNormal pressure

excess fluid building up in his braincreatesexcess fluid building up in his brain

all the necessary conditions for the functioning of the braincreatesall the necessary conditions for the functioning of the brain

a build - up of spinal fluid in the braincausesa build - up of spinal fluid in the brain

from a number of different insults to the brainmay resultfrom a number of different insults to the brain

dementia from dilated cerebral ventriclescan causedementia from dilated cerebral ventricles

the patient 's symptomscausingthe patient 's symptoms

the symptoms experienced by the patient(passive) may be caused bythe symptoms experienced by the patient

from disturbance in CSF dynamics and the pathophysiologic features of the underlying lesionresultingfrom disturbance in CSF dynamics and the pathophysiologic features of the underlying lesion

from the gradual blockage of the CSF - draining pathways in the brainresultsfrom the gradual blockage of the CSF - draining pathways in the brain

a form of dementia that reverses when excess CSF is drainedcausesa form of dementia that reverses when excess CSF is drained

urinary incontinence , uncoordinated walking , dementia , etcmay causeurinary incontinence , uncoordinated walking , dementia , etc

a syndrome that resembles Parkinson disease , particularly in regard to gait and postural instability and at times to bradykinesiacan createa syndrome that resembles Parkinson disease , particularly in regard to gait and postural instability and at times to bradykinesia

the ventricles in the brain to become enlarged , with little or no increase in pressurecausesthe ventricles in the brain to become enlarged , with little or no increase in pressure

to weakness , headaches , incontinence , and difficulty walking Paralysis or loss of sensation ... which began at the time of the injury ... Go to the emergency room or call 911 if symptoms of epidural hematoma occurcan leadto weakness , headaches , incontinence , and difficulty walking Paralysis or loss of sensation ... which began at the time of the injury ... Go to the emergency room or call 911 if symptoms of epidural hematoma occur

excess fluid from the brain and spinal cord to collect in chambers of the brain known as ventriclescausesexcess fluid from the brain and spinal cord to collect in chambers of the brain known as ventricles

unusual kind of dementia which unlike various other dementia causes , may be reversed treated at early stagescausesunusual kind of dementia which unlike various other dementia causes , may be reversed treated at early stages

from a buildup of excess fluid in the brain ’s ventricles , which are fluid - filled spaces that rely on having just the right amount of fluid to cushion the brainresultingfrom a buildup of excess fluid in the brain ’s ventricles , which are fluid - filled spaces that rely on having just the right amount of fluid to cushion the brain

symptoms like Parkinson 's and Alzheimer 's but is reversible through surgerycausessymptoms like Parkinson 's and Alzheimer 's but is reversible through surgery

three symptoms : Urinary incontinence , due to impaired function of the frontal lobes Gait impairment , where individuals walk with a ‘ magnetic gait ’ as though their feet are stuck to the ground Memory loss , often masquerading as dementiatypically causesthree symptoms : Urinary incontinence , due to impaired function of the frontal lobes Gait impairment , where individuals walk with a ‘ magnetic gait ’ as though their feet are stuck to the ground Memory loss , often masquerading as dementia

from scarring of arachnoid villi over convexities of the brain , which results in slowed absorption of CSF ( ceresbrospinal fluid ) , ventricular dilatation , and frontal lobe motor abnormalitiesmay resultfrom scarring of arachnoid villi over convexities of the brain , which results in slowed absorption of CSF ( ceresbrospinal fluid ) , ventricular dilatation , and frontal lobe motor abnormalities

Normal pressure hydrocephalus , which is more common in the elderly population , may have no known cause or may be due to bleeding in the brain , head trauma , infection , tumor or complications from surgeryCausesNormal pressure hydrocephalus , which is more common in the elderly population , may have no known cause or may be due to bleeding in the brain , head trauma , infection , tumor or complications from surgery

Normal pressure hydrocephalusThe major disability(passive) caused byNormal pressure hydrocephalusThe major disability

to collection of excess cerebrospinal fluid ( CSFleadsto collection of excess cerebrospinal fluid ( CSF

shear stresscausingshear stress

hallucinationscausehallucinations

Venous hypertension associated with the DAVF in the transverse - sigmoid sinuses(passive) may have been caused byVenous hypertension associated with the DAVF in the transverse - sigmoid sinuses

a conclusion(passive) are ... caused bya conclusion

By a Spinal Neurinoma at the Cauda Equina LevelCausedBy a Spinal Neurinoma at the Cauda Equina Level

problems with DH 's gait and memorywas causingproblems with DH 's gait and memory

Enlarged ventricles(passive) are caused byEnlarged ventricles