Maralgia Paresthetica 0 N. cutaneus femoralis lateralis superfisialis is compressed. 0 It is most commonly compressed in the inguinal region...
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0 It is the failure of the fusion of the vertebral arches along the midline. Spina Bifida Occulta • It is a defect in the fusion of spinous ...
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Cervical Disc Herniation There is no disc between the C1 and C2 vertebrae. Essence nerve root emerges between C7 and T1. It is most c...
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Syringomyelia 0 It is often characterized by CSF-filled cavitation in the cervical region. 0 Spinal cord tumors may develop after spinal cor...
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Tumors associated with familial syndromes Von Hippel-Lindau Hemangioblastoma Tüberoskleroz Subependym...
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The displacement of the brain tissue between the intracranial compartments is called herniation. The intracranial cavity is divided by the t...
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Cranial Trauma 0 In hemotympanium (blood in the middle ear cavity and tympanic membrane bruising), rhinorrhea, otitis, bilateral orbital con...
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Arterio-Venous Malformation (AVM) It is the most common cerebral malformation. Those in the anterior circulation are most commonly located i...
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General Knowledge Brain vessels are in the subarachnoid distance, and subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH) occurs with the bleeding of these vessel...
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General Information • It is the second most common cause of stroke. • Age is among the most important risk factors. • It is more common in m...
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0 It is an increase in intracranial pressure without an intracranial space-occupying lesion. 0 Very often diffuse headache is the initial sy...
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Three elements are located in the intracranial space. • 80% brain parenchyma, • 10% of CSF, • Blood elements make up 10%. Brain + V CSF + V ...
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0 CSF is the physiological 3rd compartment fluid produced at 20 ml per hour (500 cc/day). 0 It is secreted mainly from the choroid plexuses...
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