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Experimental Hydrocephalus
Part 3: Light Microscopic Findings in Acute and Subacute Obstructive Hydrocephalus in the Monkey
Ronald G. Clark and Thomas H. Milhorat
Thomas H. Milhorat and Ronald G. Clark
Experimental Hydrocephalus
Part 2: Gross Pathological Findings in Acute and Subacute Obstructive Hydrocephalus in the Dog and Monkey
Thomas H. Milhorat, Ronald G. Clark and Mary K. Hammock
Ronald G. Clark, Thomas H. Milhorat, Walter C. Stanley and Giovanni Di Chiro
✓ The injection of Pantopaque into the ventricles of normal and hydrocephalic dogs produced a variety of acute and chronic pathological changes. Multiple granulomatous lesions developed in the ventricular wall and the surrounding brain parenchyma, choroid plexus, cranial nerves, and arachnoid membrane. Adhesions formed in several areas of the ventricles, and Pantopaque became encysted in the third ventricle and tips of the temporal horns. In general there were more serious changes in the animals that had a greater degree of hydrocephalus. Relatively mild lesions were noted in normal animals.
Abstracts of the 2013 Annual Meeting of the AANS/CNS Section on Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerves
Phoenix, Arizona • March 6–9, 2013
Oral Presentations
2010 AANS Annual Meeting Philadelphia, Pennsylvania May 1–5, 2010
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