intracranial

IPA: ɪntrʌkrˈeɪniʌɫ

Examples of "intracranial" in Sentences

Physicians have long been puzzled by a condition called intracranial arterial dolichoectasia, in whi ...
A big fear is bleeding strokes called intracranial hemorrhages that, if not fatal, are often especially disabling.
But, the biggest predictor really here is making sure those pressures inside the head, what are called intracranial pressures inside the head remain low, remain normal.
But the biggest predictor, really, here is to making sure those pressures inside the head -- what are called the intracranial pressures inside the head -- remain low, remain normal.
So researchers at the University of California San Diego and Harvard University piggybacked on a rare procedure called intracranial electrophysiology, in which epilepsy patients allow doctors to implant dozens of electrodes directly into their brains.
According to the research team, these issues could be caused by increased pressure inside the head - what is known as intracranial pressure - but none of the astronauts reported symptoms that are usually associated with the condition, such as chronic headaches, double vision or ringing in the ears.
In the third phase, minimal increases in the volume are within the ventricles; the blood, within the blood vessels. proportional to big rises in the ICP; in the fourth phase, there Both of them work as first regulators of the intracranial is a complete vasomotor arrest, in whose apex the ICP equals pressure (ICP). the MAP. 1 Rev. Fac.