Glial cells (stromal cells) Oligodendrocytes ... - CSU PVM 2014
Glial cells (stromal cells) Oligodendrocytes ... - CSU PVM 2014
Glial cells (stromal cells) Oligodendrocytes ... - CSU PVM 2014
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gyri flattened due to<br />
increased pressure<br />
Edema may cause herniation especially in Vasogenic edema.<br />
Shaken baby<br />
As the brain enlarges, it can herniate in several places. Herniation can occur into<br />
three places.<br />
1- Cerebellar vermis herniates through the foramen magnum (also called coning or<br />
lipping of the cerebellum).<br />
2- Para hippocampal gyri beneath the tentorium cerebelli (transtentorial herniation).<br />
3- Cingulate gyrus herniation under the falx cerebri (falcine herniation).<br />
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