The most common cause of
acquired hydrocephalus is a brain tumor.
Acquired hydrocephalus develops when the flow of CSF is blocked or altered by infection, tumor, or swelling.
In cases of suspected
acquired hydrocephalus, CT or MRI is necessary to make a definitive diagnosis.
The exact causes are uncertain but
acquired hydrocephalus may occur at any point during a dog's life.
Not exact matches
Hydrocephalus literally means «water in the brain» and this congenital or
acquired build - up of excess fluid in Lexi's brain was causing her lack of coordinated movement.