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[Communicating hydrocephalus due to acustic neurinoma (author's transl)]
Der Radiologe
|November 1, 1977
Abstract:
In 3 patients with predominant symptoms of communicating hydrocephalus more investigations led to the diagnosis of neurinoma at the cerebellar-pontine angle. Possible causes of CSF circulatory disturbances will be discussed.
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