The nerve then travels through an area called the posterior cranial fossa in the back of your skull to reach a small opening off to the side called the jugular foramen. The cranial component emerges ...

NPH is caused by a buildup of cerebrospinal fluid in the brain and can affect balance, vision, hearing, and memory. The condition is treatable, especially when diagnosed early. The superstar ...

The CT scan appearances were too non specific to make an accurate preoperative diagnosis, the lesions usually being mistaken for meningiomas. Vertebral angiography can be of considerable help in ...

These image quality enhancements improve assessment of hemorrhagic and ischemic stroke lesions, particularly in the upper supratentorial and posterior fossa of the brain. All patients with acute ...

Hypertension disrupts blood-brain barrier integrity, promotes neuroinflammation, and may contribute to amyloid deposition and Alzheimer pathology. The mechanisms underlying these harmful effects are ...

MRI technology has enabled in vivo studies of brain anatomy in patients with schizophrenia aimed at understanding more about the disorder. In patients with schizophrenia, MR imaging shows a smaller ...

A retrospective study has been carried out on 67 patients harbouring 78 posterior fossa haemangioblastomata. The site, macroscopic nature, and histological features are described, and correlations ...

The human eye, despite all its complex nature, can be described and compared to a modern photo camera The human eye consists of several components which work in tandem with the aim to efficiently ...

General view of the brain anatomy and areas affected by C. neoformans. a. Brain sagittal section and structures associated with the CSF. b. Coronal section of skull, meninges and parenchyma. c.