TBI is the cause of one third to one half of all trauma deaths, and the leading cause of disability in people under 40, severely disabling 15 to 20 per 100,000 population per year ... Read more

To assess the prognosis of traumatic brain injury in elderly patients. Design: a prospective study. Methodology: Patients and methods this study was conducted on 50 elderly patients exposed to TBI in sohag university hospital ... Read more

Spinal dysraphism (Spina bifida) involves a spectrum of congenital anomalies represented as a defective neural arch through which meninges or neural elements are herniated, leading to a variety of clinical manifestations. They comprised of ... Read more

It's a clinical prospective observational study that was conducted on 24 patients of both genders with different ages who presented with manifestations of posterior fossa lesions and increased intracranial pressure at the Neurosurgery departments, ... Read more

This retrospective study includes patients managed for open spinal dysraphism over a period of 5 years (January 2010 - December 2014) in Departments of Neurosurgery at Sohag University Hospital, Qena University Hospital, and Assiut ... Read more

This study was conducted to study the unique clinical presentation and the operative outcome of the patients presented with high lumber disc prolapsed Read more

This study was conducted to study the clinical features and post-operative outcome of single burr-hole evacuation with subdural drain in chronic subdural hematoma Read more

To identify characteristics and prognostic factors for survival in adult patients with cerebral gliomas. This study aims to evaluate the different prognostic factors for survival in patients with supratentorial gliomas. Patients & Methods: It's ... Read more

HERNIATION SYNDROMES Increased intra cranial pressure or masses causes shifting in the brain tissue through rigid opening in the skull (tentorial or foramen magnum) compressing other structures of the CNS causes herniation syndromes * ... Read more

INCREASED INTRA CRANIAL PRESSURE COMPONENTS OF THE CRANIUM 1-Brain 80% of intracranial contents (1400ml) (70%brain and 10% interstitial fluid) 2-Blood 10% (150ml) 3-CSF 10% (150) Increase in any intracranial component is compensated by decrease ... Read more