Titlebook: Syringomyelia; A Disorder of CSF Ci Graham Flint,Clare Rusbridge Book 20141st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2014 Cerebrospinal

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Paediatric Perspectives,r, syringomyelia that accompanies the pathology of Chiari I and Chiari II malformations is discussed, focusing in particular on presentation, imaging, surgery, outcome and prognosis. Syringomyelia associated with the so-called Chiari 0 is also reviewed. The relationship between syringomyelia, hindbr

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Veterinary Aspects,lic head shape are contributing factors. The most common cause is a condition analogous to Chiari I malformation in humans. This chapter details the pathophysiology, clinical signs, medical and surgical management, progression and prognosis of the canine condition. As a naturally occurring model of

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Pregnancy,hildbearing age. Consequently, many such patients develop justifiable concerns and seek counsel from their neurosurgeons, regarding pregnancy, labour and inheritance of these conditions by their offspring. This chapter discusses aspects of Chiari malformation and syringomyelia relevant to pregnancy,

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The Biochemistry of Syringomyelia,by describing cerebrospinal fluid and then by discussing the syrinx contents. In addition, the chapter reviews chemical processes in the tissues around the syrinx, relating these to syrinx pathogenesis and to potential future treatments. This is tackled first from an anatomical approach, covering th

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Patient Perspectives, through, in terms of both physical and emotional distress. Many of these experiences may not be obvious to the doctor, working in the clinical environment and with limited consultation time. In this chapter, four individuals give brief summaries of their own experiences as patients and can teach us

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Anatomy and Physiology,ier. Disorders of drainage of cerebrospinal fluid and interstitial fluid are discussed, including syringomyelia, meningitis, subarachnoid haemorrhage, cerebral amyloid angiopathy and Alzheimer’s disease.

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Mathematical Modelling,reviews the mechanics of the healthy cerebrospinal system and the situation in syringomyelia, considering the differences between syrinxes that develop as a result of obstruction to CSF channels, as compared to those associated with cord tethering.

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