Publications by authors named "Ulrike Sengler"
Article Synopsis
- Primary pseudotumor cerebri (PTC) in children is characterized by elevated cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) pressure without structural causes, often leading to serious outcomes like visual loss, and requires careful management.
- A study reviewing 12 pediatric cases revealed that most presented with headaches; treatment typically started with acetazolamide, with some requiring further options like furosemide, while a few had no symptoms until detected during eye exams.
- The study suggests that while acetazolamide is effective, young children may respond poorly to medical treatments, underscoring the need for surgical options if visual impairment progresses.
