Syringomyelia associated with Chiari type 0 malformation (Q101831): Difference between revisions
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Condição em que o fluxo anormal do LCR na fossa posterior ou forame magno é identificado como a causa suspeita. O rótulo “Chiari 0” foi utilizado para categorizar esses pacientes pelo fato de se comportarem como pacientes que apresentam obstrução da via de saída do quarto ventrículo. Na cirurgia, frequentemente apresentam barreiras físicas à movimentação do LCR, mas não há deslocamento caudal das tonsilas cerebelares além de um ponto que poderia ser considerado patológico. | |||
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A condition where abnormal CSF flow at the posterior fossa or foramen magnum is identified as the suspected cause. The label “Chiari 0” was used to categorize these patients by virtue of the fact that they behave as the patients who have fourth ventricular outlet obstruction. At surgery, frequently they have physical barriers to CSF movement but do not have caudal displacement of the cerebellar tonsils beyond a point that could be considered pathological. | |||
Revision as of 18:40, 16 August 2026
A condition where abnormal CSF flow at the posterior fossa or foramen magnum is identified as the suspected cause. The label “Chiari 0” was used to categorize these patients by virtue of the fact that they behave as the patients who have fourth ventricular outlet obstruction. At surgery, frequently they have physical barriers to CSF movement but do not have caudal displacement of the cerebellar tonsils beyond a point that could be considered pathological.
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| English | Syringomyelia associated with Chiari type 0 malformation |
A condition where abnormal CSF flow at the posterior fossa or foramen magnum is identified as the suspected cause. The label “Chiari 0” was used to categorize these patients by virtue of the fact that they behave as the patients who have fourth ventricular outlet obstruction. At surgery, frequently they have physical barriers to CSF movement but do not have caudal displacement of the cerebellar tonsils beyond a point that could be considered pathological. |
