brain atrophy or extraventricular obstructive hydrocephalus(passive) caused byventriculomegaly
Pathologies other than hydrocephaluscan causeventriculomegaly
symptomatic hydrocephalus ... the braincan causeventriculomegaly
an increase in transmantle pressure due to sluggish CSF flow , in which CSF accumulate outside the ventriclespreventsventriculomegaly
only the lateral ventricle , attached to the septum pellucidumcausingventriculomegaly
Fetal infections , mainly toxoplasmosis and cytomegalovirusmay causeventriculomegaly
an increase in CSF volume and pressure in the ventricles(passive) can be caused byVentriculomegaly
primarily(passive) is ... causedVentriculomegaly
that suggested the increase in ventricular pulsatilitycausingventriculomegaly
Cerebral atrophy or old agemay causeventriculomegaly
tissue loss due to ischemia or infection(passive) caused byventriculomegaly
usually(passive) is ... causedVentriculomegaly
too much fluid in the brain(passive) is sometimes caused byVentriculomegaly
the glycosaminoglycan accumulationpreventsventriculomegaly
several etiologies including ischemia , infection , and impaired CSF circulation or can be part of a brain syndrome [ 11(passive) can be caused byVentriculomegaly
while another group claimscausesventriculomegaly
the GAG accumulationpreventsventriculomegaly
the tissuescan ... causeVentriculomegaly
chromosomal problemscan causeventriculomegaly
intermittent shunt failurecausingVentriculomegaly
_ _ results from obstruction , atresia , or stenosis of the aqueduct of sylviuscausingventriculomegaly
not only obstruction of cerebrospinal flow tract but also brain maldevelopment or other reasons(passive) can be caused byVentriculomegaly
Obstruction of CSF(passive) caused byVentriculomegaly
anything that obstructs the pathways and normal flow of CSF(passive) can be caused byVentriculomegaly
the cause ... that is knownto causeventriculomegaly
other conditionscausingventriculomegaly
a factorcausingventriculomegaly
two separate but not necessarily mutually exclusive mechanisms ... compound heterozygous mutationsmay causeventriculomegaly
that leads to continuous cell growth and divisioncausingventriculomegaly
What medicationsdo causeventriculomegaly
disturbances of CSF dynamics(passive) can be caused byVentriculomegaly
overproduction of CSF in caffeine - treated ratscausesventriculomegaly
the neural - ependymal transition zonecausingventriculomegaly
that the denuded walls of the SA fuse and obliteration of the SA takes placetriggeringventriculomegaly
to increased water content and decrease brain matterleadingto increased water content and decrease brain matter
compression of brain tissue within the cranial vault , which increases intracranial pressure and leads to severe brain damagecausescompression of brain tissue within the cranial vault , which increases intracranial pressure and leads to severe brain damage
either by an increased intraventricular pressure or an atrophic process of cerebral tissue around thecausedeither by an increased intraventricular pressure or an atrophic process of cerebral tissue around the
from white matter loss in infants with diffuseresultingfrom white matter loss in infants with diffuse
to thinning of the ependyma , which was associated with periventricular edema and areas of the ventricular wall void of cilia and microvilliledto thinning of the ependyma , which was associated with periventricular edema and areas of the ventricular wall void of cilia and microvilli
potentially destructive tension , compression , and shear stress of susceptible periventricular tissuesalso causespotentially destructive tension , compression , and shear stress of susceptible periventricular tissues
shear stresses due to stretching of the periventricular structures and blood vesselscausesshear stresses due to stretching of the periventricular structures and blood vessels
to hydrocephalusmay leadto hydrocephalus
demyelinationmay causedemyelination
from increased cerebrospinal fluid secretionmay also resultfrom increased cerebrospinal fluid secretion
from diminished elasticity of brainresultsfrom diminished elasticity of brain
from loss of brain tissueresultingfrom loss of brain tissue
in conjunction with microcephalycausesin conjunction with microcephaly
diagnostic , therapeutic , and prognostic dilemma for obstetricians , neonatologists , and neurosurgeoncausesdiagnostic , therapeutic , and prognostic dilemma for obstetricians , neonatologists , and neurosurgeon
compression and shear stresses that strain these nucleicausescompression and shear stresses that strain these nuclei
to diagnosis of type 2 lissencephalyleadingto diagnosis of type 2 lissencephaly
from many different causes , which lead either to overproduction or under resorption of CSFresultsfrom many different causes , which lead either to overproduction or under resorption of CSF