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A mathematical model of idiopathic intracranial hypertension incorporating increased arterial inflow and variable venous outflow collapsibility

Grant A. Bateman, Scott A. Stevens, J. Stimpson

Journal of neurosurgery · 2008 · 95 citations · 38 references

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Abstract

The model correctly predicted the CSF pressures noted in vivo, suggesting that high arterial inflow is required for patients with low-grade stenoses to be symptomatic.

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