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Condição que se refere ao acúmulo de LCR na cavidade craniana secundário a uma meningite piogênica ou uma meningoencefalite. Aderências fibrosas podem se desenvolver nos ventrículos e vilosidades aracnoides e, mais raramente, nas cisternas basais.
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A condition which refers to accumulation of CSF within the cranial cavity secondary to a pyogenic meningitis or meningoencephalitis. Fibrous adhesions can develop in the ventricles and arachnoid villi, and more rarely in the basal cysterns.
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16 August 2026
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A condition which refers to accumulation of CSF within the cranial cavity secondary to a pyogenic meningitis or meningoencephalitis. Fibrous adhesions can develop in the ventricles and arachnoid villi, and more rarely in the basal cysterns.
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    Pyogenic hydrocephalus
    A condition which refers to accumulation of CSF within the cranial cavity secondary to a pyogenic meningitis or meningoencephalitis. Fibrous adhesions can develop in the ventricles and arachnoid villi, and more rarely in the basal cysterns.

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