Presentation
Previous intervention. Followup study.
Patient Data
Age: 65 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Aqueduct stenosis and third ventriculostomy
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Third ventriculostomy is present with obvious flow seen both on conventional images and more importantly CSF flow studies.
Ventricular size is slightly enlarged. Relatively distended aqueduct with web-occlusion distally is present with no flow seen through it.
Stable scattered bilateral foci of FLAIR abnormalities. Right frontal endoscopic tract and the relevant changes.No further abnormalities or significant change.
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