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A fetal B C postnatal shunt 25 D E F 5 2 1 3 6 4 7 8 ACA RI 0.99 absent diastolic velocities in ACA due to severe hydrocephaly with Chiari type II malformation growth retarded infant with posthaemorrhagic hydrocephalus (top) 7.5MHz images (bottom) Doppler flow velocities in the ACA before (left) and after (right) the first lumbar puncture, yielding 20 mL clear fluid an increase of diastolic flow velocities is clearly seen following release of pressure by lumbar puncture drainage via arachnoid villi in venous sinus 7 1 3 2 1 4 8 1 13 6 5 2 12 2 10 A 5 9 11 6 B 9 16 7 lymphatic drainage along spinal and cranial nerves 7 4 2 2 8 3 14 15 10 11 A V 15 classic view of fluid production and transport (inset: choroid plexus CSF production) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 sinus choroid plexus foramen of Magendi foramen of Luschka diencephalon mesencephalon cerebellum arachnoid villi ependyma updated view including glymphatics A intrinsic fluid production and transport B choroid plexus CSF production 1 pia mater glia limitans externa (aquaporin 4) 2 astrocyte 3 connected other astrocyte 4 neuron 5 axon 6 capillary 7 superior sagittal sinus 8 transverse sinus 9 lateral ventricle choroid plexus 10 brain interstitial fluid 11 MCA perforator with VirchowRobin space (aquaporin 4) 12 efflux in perivenous lymphatic space 13 glymphatic (astrocytic fluid channel) 14 subarachnoid space (periolfactory) 15 nasal submucosal lymphatic 16 dural true lymphatics v3 suprapineal recess v4 lateral recess mechanisms behind ventricular dilatation inferior (temporal) horn 5 posterior (occipital) horn v4 posterior recess body of lateral ventricle anterior (frontal) horn 6 optic recess v4 2 3 1 foramen of Monro body of lateral ventricle anterior (frontal) horn posterior horn v3 4 anterior commissure optic recess aqueduct optic commissure v4 posterior recess v4 inferior (temporal) horn v4 lateral recess infundibular recess 1 2 3 4 intraventricular obstruction ex vacuo dilatation overproduction of CSF extraventricular obstruction 5 disturbed resorption 6 abnormal glymphatic drainage 25w GA, IVH with evolution to isolated fourth ventricle day 21 day 120, Rickham reservoir on day 40 cystic v4 clot in v4 stenosis at the foramen of Monro (fetal unilateral ventricular dilatation) term, mild macrocephaly, mosaic trisomy 9, plexus hypertrophy, plexus coagulation at 6 months of age preterm IVH with posthaemorrhagic ventriculomegaly hyperechoic aqueduct flow to v4 clot in cisterna magna axial mastoid insonation lateral ventricle flow from v4 v3 aqueduct with limited clot fragments GMH/IVH venous congestion with limited infarction retrocerebellar clot invested in pial surface GMH cerebellar haematoma early venous infarction GMH porencephalisation of a venous infarct different aspects of medullary venous infarction venous infarction in corpus callosum IVH microthrombosis and fibrosis in arachnoid tissue inflammation haemoglobin toxicity damage to CSF-brain barrier at ependymal lining impaired CSF flow altered expression of aquaporin channels progressive ventricular dilatation effect on tissue perfusion increased intracranial pressure tissue distorsion grey and white matter injury