Background The aetiology of a psychotic disturbance can be due to a functional or organic
condition. Organic aetiologies are diverse and encompass organ failures, infections …

A chronic subdural hematoma complicating an arachnoid cyst i... : Annals of Medicine and
Surgery A chronic subdural hematoma complicating an arachnoid cyst in a juvenile boxer: a …

Arachnoid cysts constitute 1% of all intracranial space-occupying lesions. In the posterior
fossa, they typically produce vague, nonspecific symptoms. However, a subset of these …

Discussion Prepontine (or suprasellar) arachnoid cysts are uncommon in clinical practice
and experience in their management may therefore be limited [5]. Arachnoid cysts form a …

Background Anterior temporal lobectomy (ATL) is the most common surgical treatment for
temporal lobe epilepsy (TLE), although long-term prognosis is often less favorable than …

Epilepsy appears to be a relatively common complaint in patients with arachnoid cysts (AC),
however, less frequent than headache and vestibular symptoms. In large patient series …

Introduction The surgical options for symptomatic arachnoid cysts are shunting, endoscopic
fenestration, and craniotomy with fenestration. The endoscopic procedure has been found to …

The psychotic disturbances in a patient can either have an organic cause or a functional
cause. One of the organic causes is the presence of any space occupying lesion in the brain …

Background: At neurodevelopment age arachnoid cysts (ac) are commonly found by
accident in neuroimaging examinations performed in the proc ess of differential diagnostics …

Cysts are commonly found in the brain but the incidence of an Arachnoid cyst in the
intracranial space is approximately 1%. From an etiological point of view we should …