CHANGES OF CEREBROSPINAL FLUID PRESSURE GRADIENT IN DIFFERENT BODY POSITIONS UNDER EXPERIMENTAL IMPAIRMENT OF CEREBROSPINAL FLUID PATHWAY: NEW INSIGHT INTO HYDROCEPHALUS DEVELOPMENT

It is generally accepted that hydrocephalus is a consequence of the disbalance between cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) secretion and absorption which should in turn lead to CSF pressure gradient development and ventricular enlargement.To test CSF pressure gradient role in hydrocephalus development, we experimentally caused CSF system impairment at two si

This paper discusses the role of qualitative approaches in epidemiological studies, beginning with a general discussion of epidemiological and anthropological methods.It focuses on a case study of the health impact of an environmental intervention carried out in Salvador, Bahia State, Brazil.Most of the precedent studies fields, based Food Blenders

Background: Superior mesenteric artery (SMA) syndrome is an underdiagnosed complication of acute, severe weight loss, usually seen among adolescents.Reduction of mesenteric fat causes SMA to compress the duodenum against the abdominal aorta.It is a known complication of restrictive eating disorder like anorexia nervosa (AN).Clinical Description: An

Cellular systems shift metabolic states by adjusting gene expression and enzyme activities to adapt to physiological and environmental changes.Biochemical and genetic studies are identifying how metabolic regulation affects the selection of metabolic phenotypes.However, how metabolism influences its regulatory architecture still remains unexplored.