Hydrocephalus in the pediatric population is an enormous burden in developing countries worldwide. In Kenya, and its surrounding East, Central and Southern Africa region, with
Endoscopic neurosurgery was introduced at the turn of the twentieth century to diagnose and treat hydrocephalus, a potentially life-threatening condition listed among the dominant pathologies
A shortage of neurosurgeons and a lack of knowledge of neuroendoscopic management of hydrocephalus limits modern care in sub-Saharan Africa. Hence, a mobile teaching project
Los países del África subsahariana han tenido, en general y con pocas excepciones, historias y circunstancias cruzadas, si bien cada uno encara sus retos, soporta
Hydrocephalus, a disease frequently associated with poverty, becomes even more challenging to treat in developing regions because of lack of neurosurgical manpower, inadequately equipped public
Chronic traumatic pseudomeningocele (PM) is a rare complication of gunshot injuries of the craniocervical junction in pediatric patients. Impairment of the CSF dynamics may cause
Hydrocephalus, largely a disease of poverty in many developing regions such as Sub-Saharan Africa, becomes even more challenging to treat because of lack of trained
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