The Flow of CSF and Pathologies

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Oli gives us a simplistic and quick overview of how CSF is created, circulates around the brain and is eventually reabsorbed. He is also touches on some common pathologies, such as hydrocephalus. This is at the perfect level for any medical student who is learning the content for the first time, or for some speedy revision. 👌
Thanks to AE Juice for their motion graphics
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[@mahindra123456789]

Fantastic video! I really appreciate you pointing where CSF is mostly commonly blocked. I think little facts like that peak my curiosity and make the larger picture more memorable.

[@victoriathompson8911]

Thank you for this 👍

[@LilThreat88]

I know this is from a year ago, but I'm wondering if you know anything about the balance of pressure between the CSF and the abdomen?
I have this ability to hear my CSF "venting" almost, in my neck, and I've learned that it's going down to balance the pressure around the stomach.
I'm trying to learn more.

[@rohithc8708]

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[@rohithc8708]

Where specifically is the choroid plexus located in the brain. Is it located near the corpus callosum or thalamus?

[@abidalwi1067]

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