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Page 110
The cerebrospinal Auid is under increased pressure , frequently clear or
xanthochromic and , very rarely , grossly bloody . Ventricular air studies may be
necessary for accurate diagnosis and localization . Treatment of traumatic
intracerebral ...
The cerebrospinal Auid is under increased pressure , frequently clear or
xanthochromic and , very rarely , grossly bloody . Ventricular air studies may be
necessary for accurate diagnosis and localization . Treatment of traumatic
intracerebral ...
Page 124
The diagnosis is established by the findings of turbid or xanthochromic spinal
fluid with elevated total protein , diminished sugar and chlorides , and most
important , identification of the organism which resembles an encapsulated
lymphocyte .
The diagnosis is established by the findings of turbid or xanthochromic spinal
fluid with elevated total protein , diminished sugar and chlorides , and most
important , identification of the organism which resembles an encapsulated
lymphocyte .
Page 130
About fifty per cent of obstructing neoplasms of the spinal cord show yellow (
xanthochromic ) spinal fluid . ... blockage has occurred , is characterized by
xanthochromia , high total protein , rapid coagulation , and increase of
lymphocytes .
About fifty per cent of obstructing neoplasms of the spinal cord show yellow (
xanthochromic ) spinal fluid . ... blockage has occurred , is characterized by
xanthochromia , high total protein , rapid coagulation , and increase of
lymphocytes .
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