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CSF Flow Improvement after Chiari Malformation Type I Surgery as a Prognostic Indicator for Clinical Improvement

Luke Mugge,Camila Dassi,Thiago Albonette Felicio,Rafael Martinez-Perez, Giuliano Schmidt Bertazzo Silveira,Mostafa Shahein,Gustavo Guimarães Rangel,Marcus Zachariah,Douglas Hardesty,Daniel M. Prevedello

30th Annual Meeting North American Skull Base SocietyJournal of Neurological Surgery Part B: Skull Base（2020）

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Objective: Chiari malformation type I (CMI) is a common neurological condition for which surgical decompression is the standard treatment. We aim to establish that cerebral spinal fluid (CSF) flow as a potential objective indicator of surgical efficacy in symptom alleviation after decompression.
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Chiari Malformation,CSF Flow,Cerebrospinal Fluid
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