Subdural effusion of cerebrospinal fluid after lumbar puncture. A source of error in chemical analysis of CSF.
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[A rare cause of subdural effusion in children : cerebral malaria (author's transl)].
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Child, Preschool↗
Subdural effusion complicating purulent meningitis.
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Electroencephalography↗
[Excessive accumulation of CSF in the infantile subarachnoid space--differentiation from subdural effusion (author's transl)].
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Cerebrospinal Fluid↗
[Malignant lymphoma with subdural effusion].
A 64-year-old woman was admitted for treatment of malignant lymphoma involving the pharynx and abdomen. Lymphoma disappeared after chemotherapy and radiotherapy, but she had central nervous system symptoms; euphorism, left facial nerve palsy, right hemiplesia, and disturbance of micturition. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) revealed a diffuse dural thickening and a subdural fluid retention. The subdural fluid was determined to be an exudate, and a biopsy of the dura mater revealed a normal dura and a fibrin clot containing lymphoma cells and neutrophils. MRI can be very useful to detect the meningeal involvement of malignant lymphoma.
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A study of subdural effusions in an infant. With particular reference to the mechanisms of their persistence.
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[Subdural effusions in infants].
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Birth Injuries↗
[Chronic subdural effusion: longitudinal study on 269 children with conspicuous results of diaphanoscopy of the skull].
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Cephalometry↗
[Present knowledge about chronic subdural effusions in infants and children (author's transl)].
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Adolescent↗
[Leukemic subdural effusion associated with leptomeningeal leukemia--a case report (author's transl)].
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Arachnoid↗
[Subdural effusion in infants in an African general pediatric ward (apropos of 23 cases)].
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Democratic Republic of the Congo↗
[Subdural effusion in children. Analysis of 60 cases observed in a general pediatric department in Kinshasa (Zaire)].
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Democratic Republic of the Congo↗
Clinical investigation of infantile subdural effusion--special observation on CT findings and intracranial pressure.
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Subdural effusion in chronic cryptococcal meningitis in a cirrhotic patient.
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Amphotericin B↗
Development of subdural effusions in association with pyruvate dehydrogenase deficiency.
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Fatal Outcome↗
[Prognosis in 160 cases of subdural effusion in infants in relation to their etiology and treatment].
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[Posterior fossa subdural effusion resulted from contrecoup mechanism--a case report and a review of the literature (author's transl)].
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Brain Concussion↗
[Clinical further development of children after surgery for subdural effusions (author's tranls)].
Follow-up examinations of 82 children after surgery for subdjral effusions show a varied degree of retardation of motor- and speech-development. This corresponds to neurologic signs of varying severity. Preoperative EEG findings are improved both in pre-school- and school children. Disturbance of motor and intellectual development as a rule corresponds to severe EEG changes. Among pre-school children 35% had an IQ below 69%, among school-children 36%. But their occupational chances cannot yet be finally assessed. Children with large effusions (over 50 ml) and extensive capsules show a higher percentage of retardation. Present results do not establish relations between site of effusion, frequency of recurrence and mental development.
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