Patient's question:
After the scalp was injured, there was mild expansion of the ventricles. December 12, 2009. Ventricular hemorrhage. Past treatment and outcomes: The condition has improved significantly after lumbar puncture, but brain CT shows mild ventricular expansion. What kind of assistance is possible: What methods can be used for treatment...Doctor's answer:
Extended hint: Cerebrospinal fluid supply is not smooth. This can be divided into 1. Congenital midbrain aqueduct stenosis, fifth ventricle stenosis, and hernia. 2. Tumors blocking the brain. 3. In the fetal period, infections such as syphilis and hookworm can cause meningitis, leading to fibrosis and blockage of the aqueduct, resulting in severe ventricular expansion, which can cause symptoms such as dizziness, vertigo, and sudden "brain drowning."Nabothian cyst, also known as cervical glandular cyst, is also caused by chronic cervical inflammation. Its causes are: during the process of cervical erosion and scarring, newly formed squamous epithelium covers the cervix gland duct openings or extends into the ducts, blocking the duct openings; or due to fibrosis or scar formation around the ducts, compressing the ducts, leading to duct narrowing or even blockage, with glandular secretions accumulating in the ducts to form cysts. Clinical examination reveals: the cervix surface has uneven-sized bluish-white cystic protrusions, small like rice grains, and large with a diameter of less than 1 cm. The cysts can be solitary or multiple, with smooth surfaces. Nabothian cysts generally do not require treatment, and patients usually have no discomfort. If the cysts are large, they can be punctured after sterilization, with yellowish-white fluid leaking out.