In adults, symptoms of hydrocephalus include severe nausea and vomiting, migraine-like headaches, lethargy, difficulty waking or staying awake, seizures, visual impairment, irritability, and ...

Occasionally, adults with hydrocephalus are treated using a procedure referred to as third ventriculostomy. Here, a small hole is made beneath the third brain ventricle, which allows CSF to bypass ...

Adults with normal pressure hydrocephalus, NPH, have too much fluid in their brain ventricles. The fluid expands the ventricles and compresses brain cells. One sign of NPH is a walking disturbance.

Symptoms tied to Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease or aging could signal normal pressure hydrocephalus (NPH).

Hydrocephalus, which is the buildup of fluid deep in the cavities of the brain, can happen at any age. Most children who have hydrocephalus it are born with it. It occurs in one or two per 1,000 ...

The condition, called normal pressure hydrocephalus, or N.P.H., is estimated to affect hundreds of thousands of older Americans. Here’s what to know about it.

HYDROCEPHALUS is a medical condition that is most common in infants and other adults. Nick Cannon announced on Tuesday, December 7, that his newborn son, Zen, had passed away from the condition. Wh… ...

As a result of this experience, the Sontags gave $1 million in seed grant funds to Brigham and Women’s Hospital to establish the Adult Hydrocephalus Program, the only one of its kind in New England.

Hydrocephalus may be a complication of congenital Zika syndrome, and the presenting signs and symptoms are challenging to recognize, a Brazilian group reports. Monitoring for hydrocephalus ...

As a result of this experience, the Sontags gave $1 million in seed grant funds to Brigham and Women’s Hospital to establish the Adult Hydrocephalus Program, the only one of its kind in New England.