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General Interest Articles:

The following articles are of general interest. Click the link to visit the article's Webpage:

  • HEADACHE
    • The headache article covers the following:
      • The "pathogenesis" of headache; i.e., outline of the possible causes of headache
      • The "clinical presentation" of headache; i.e., some features of headache
      • The "red flags" of headache; i.e., some more concerning features of headache
      • The "investigation" of headache; i.e., studies used to sort out the possible causes of headache
      • Circumstances when a headache sufferer might be referred to a neurosurgeon
      • Some pictures/images of certain neurosurgical causes of headaches
  • TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY
    • The traumatic brain injury article covers the following:
      • The "epidemiology" of traumatic brain injury; i.e., some relevant population-based statistics
      • The "pathogenesis" of traumatic brain injury; i.e., some of the injury mechanisms
      • Assessing the severity of traumatic brain injury
      • Complications (or problematic consequences) seen in traumatic brain injury patients
      • How traumatic brain injury is investigated
      • Some key rehabilitation issues in traumatic brain injury patients
      • Radiological images of traumatic brain injury
  • "Mobile Phones & Brain Tumours" Webpage and its downloadable papers & other links
  • HYDROCEPHALUS
    • Definition - What is hydrocephalus?
      • About cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) - What is cerebrospinal fluid, where is cerebrospinal fluid made and where is it absorbed?
    • Causes and classification of hydrocephalus
    • Radiological imaging of hydrocephalus (CT and MRI scans)
    • Clinical presentation (symptoms and signs that hydrocephalus can present with)
    • Investigation of hydrocephalus
    • Treatment of hydrocephalus
      • Shunt placement
      • Endoscopic third ventriculostomy (ETV)
    • Special conditions:
      • Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus (NPH)
      • Benign intracranial hypertension (BIHT) or pseudotumor cerebri
      • Aqueductal stenosis