Pseudotumour cerebri - Incidence, management and prevention

摘要: Benign or idiopathic intracranial hypertension, also termed 'pseudotumour cerebri', is defined by the presence of raised pressure (ICP) in absence a focal intracerebral space-occupying lesion. The signs and symptoms elevated are observed such as headaches, nausea vomiting, arterial and, often, bradycardia. Somnolence palsy abducens nel ve occasionally observed, while papilloedema causing reduction visual acuity blindness particularly defining feature.