1 , and likely other factors all influence the CSF pressure.

2 tile tinnitus, elevated cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) pressures, and normal brain imaging.

3                               In NPH, raised CSF pressure causes lower CSF production and less cleara

4 of gastric bypass surgery in eight patients, CSF pressure decreased from 353+/-35 to 168+/-12 mm H2O

5 halmoscopy, neuroimaging, and measurement of CSF pressure, delays in diagnosis or misdiagnosis of idi

6  The clear relationship between movement and CSF pressure described in this study suggests that the p

7                   Factors that acutely lower CSF pressure (eg, seated positioning or extracting very

8  pressure was derived from the change in the CSF pressure gradient calculated from CSF velocity.

9 pilledema requires high cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) pressure in the distal optic nerve sheath, elevatio

10 lume syndrome, intracranial hypotension, low CSF pressure, low CSF volume, CSF hypovolemia, CSF hypov

11 ne patient had MRI imaging but not CT; 5 had CSF pressure measurements.

12 relevant to clinical conditions of increased CSF pressure or volume.

13 racranial hypotension, low CSF syndrome, low CSF pressure syndrome, low CSF volume syndrome, intracra

14 condition caused by low cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) pressure, usually due to CSF leakage.

15                                              CSF pressure was elevated in those with edema.

16                                              CSF pressures were 324+/-83 mm H2O.