Intracranial pressure and skull remodeling

Experimental intracranial pressure gradients in the human skull.

Pediatric skull fractures and intracranial injuries

The determination of plausibility of an injury arising from a fall leading to head trauma is a great challenge especially in young children. The present review is aimed to discuss important developments in the filed of head trauma cases especially in children. We explored various studies pertaining to head trauma injuries in children by exploring mainly PubMed, Google scholar and some library p...

Simple depressed skull fracture causing posterior third superior sagittal sinus occlusion and elevated intracranial pressure.

Basal skull fracture with intracranial air.

splenic hilum sealed it, and functioned as a one way valve. The spleen was herniated in the thorax, completely disrupted, and bled profoundly. The diaphragmatic tear was extended and the spleen resected through the diaphragm. The patient recovered well, and was discharged on the 16th postoperative day. When haemodynamic instability persists after aggressive fluid replacement, surgery should not...

Mean arterial pressure and intracranial pressure.

To the Editor:—We read with great interest the article by Petersen et al., which demonstrated the expected clinical response to the three anesthetic agents studied. An increase in arterial pressure may result in an increase in the cerebral perfusion pressure and reduce reflex cerebral vasodilatation, potentially resulting in reduced intracranial pressure. We note that the mean arterial pressure...