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Title: [Subdural effusions in children. Pathophysiology and treatment]. Author: Gusmão S, Silveira RL, Cabral Filho G, Arantes A, Jermani C. Journal: Arq Neuropsiquiatr; 1997 Jun; 55(2):267-77. PubMed ID: 9629387. Abstract: Nine children harboring subdural effusions were treated by subduro peritoneal shunt. These patients were followed-up by CT scans. The area of the subdural effusions was measured by quantitative morphology with a planimeter. With the surgical treatment, the subdural effusion disappeared completely or near completely in 8 patients. The patient's functional state were excellent in 4, good in 3 and bad in 2 in the postoperative follow-up. We aldo reviewed the literature as far as the pathophysiology and the treatment of the subdural effusions are concerned.[Abstract] [Full Text] [Related] [New Search]