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noncommunicating hydrocephalus
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noncommunicating hydrocephalus

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Also known as: obstructive hydrocephalus
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  • hydrocephalus
    hydrocephalus

    …outside the brain ventricles, or noncommunicating (also called obstructive hydrocephalus), in which the obstruction to the flow of CSF occurs within the ventricles. In rare cases communicating hydrocephalus arises from overproduction of CSF and thus does not involve a blockage of flow of the fluid. Hydrocephalus is often congenital, meaning…

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    …outside the brain ventricles, or noncommunicating (also called obstructive hydrocephalus), in which the obstruction to the flow of CSF occurs within the ventricles. In rare cases communicating hydrocephalus arises from overproduction of CSF and thus does not involve a blockage of flow of the fluid. Hydrocephalus is often congenital, meaning…

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