Chronic overdrainage syndrome: pathophysiological insights based on ICP analysis: a case-based review
Published in Childs Nervous System, 2017
Abstract
Chronic overdrainage affects shunted patients producing a variety of symptoms that may be misdiagnosed. The best known symptoms are so-called shunt-related headaches. There is mounting evidence that changes in cerebrospinal venous system dynamics are a key factor to the pathophysiology of chronic overdrainage syndrome.
Recommended citation:
Sainz, L. V., Hockel, K., & Schuhmann, M. U. (2018). Chronic overdrainage syndrome: pathophysiological insights based on ICP analysis: a case-based review. Child’s Nervous System, 34, 401-408.