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How is it the best in the country if the video is also produced by your own institution?

Dear colleague, did you have any case of association between colloid cyst and contestual normal tension glaucoma?

I'd like to know when the CCRS score was developed and has it been presented in any journals? I ask because I know of 2 women who had colloid cysts of the 3rd ventricle. The first had the migraines and headaches, no CT Scan because the doctors were telling her that it was "all in her head" or that it was "just a migraine". She died at the young age of 33. Size of cyst unknown. The 2nd person was discovered to have a colloid cyst after a head injury and it showed up on the CT scan. But there were no symptoms yet. The cyst was 15mm at the time of discovery. Patient was aged 41. 18 months later at age 43 symptoms began and a new MRI was done. Cyst size now 18mm. Craniotomy Surgery was successful and patient is now 17 years post op with no further symptoms. The first incident (that ended in death) happened in 1993. The 2nd incident - surgery happened in 2007. Was the CCRS score available in 1993 or not? And if you have not guessed. The first patient was my older sister. She died. The second patient was myself. As mentioned I am now 17 years post op with no repeating symptoms.

Very inspiring!

This video is informative, and much has changed since 1984, when my colloid cyst had to be removed by craniotomy. I had been symptomatic for three months with frequent excruciating headaches, auditory and visual disturbances, and experiencing episodes of redness in my face. After three visits to my family physician, who initially attributed my symptoms to stress and anxiety, finally and only upon my absolute insistence did he order a CT Scan, which revealed a colloid cyst in the third ventricle of my brain that had been causing hydrocephalus, inducing my strange symptoms. Two weeks later, a highly skilled neurosurgeon removed the cyst. I was in the operating room for eight hours, and my hospital stay lengthened to 17 days due to an infection that developed following the surgery. I have been in relatively good health ever since having that cyst removed, and I am now (in December 2023) 73 years old (I was 33 when I had the surgery), so I'd say that I got my money's worth from that procedure! But I do have a tiny metallic surgical clip in my brain to prevent the cyst from regrowing, as my surgeon explained it to me. So, unfortunately, I cannot have an MRI or enter any extreme magnetic field for the remainder of my life.

What getting into medicine half a century ago looks like. If only.

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I had a colloid cyst in 2002. Removed by crainiotomy.

Thanks for uploading!! If I was you I would employ SMZeus.

Very informative video . Can a colloid cyst cause symptoms without hydrocephalus? . I have a 6mm colloid cyst but no hydrocephalus, I have headaches and nausea.

out of all the treatments, i believe depression, anxiety, and mood should be heavily emphasized for BCI. if we can change the human brain in a way that gets rid of these kinds of problem it can help everyone in the world in an extremley significant way. our brains were born with a law that "good cannot exist without bad" and the only possible way to break this law is with BCI. we are neutral creatures in terms of happiness and suffering. i dont view humans to be any happier than monkeys or rats, but with the technology that we have, we can make everyone normal/happy and get rid of this evil law in the brain. technology hasnt made us happier but they are very helpful for the path to becoming happier once we fix the problem in the brain. if you compare a person who sits outside in cold weather with a person sitting in a room with normal temperature with video games, both people will suffer just as much as each other. moving someone from the cold weather to an indoor environment will cause the person to suffer with other problems. this is because of the law that was built in our brain. for ex, the person outside may complain about the annoying feeling of being cold and the person inside may experience depression or other problems.

Your score means nothing when it comes to people with symptoms but no hydrocephalus. I had migraines starting about 12 years ago and only found out Dec of 2021 that I had a colloid cyst. I got it removed last month and have been migraine free ever since. I feel like the cyst changed my whole personality and I have to relearn myself. It was only 7mm at removal

Had a CC, approximately 25mm, on the right frontal lobe. Not sure which ventricle. Doctor said he got all of it. That was 2016. And he told my wife that there may be some short term memory loss. However, he did not entire anything about long term. And I seem to be losing a lot of that. I can't remember our wedding, and only remember our first kids birth. Can't remember the other 2. I'll ask my wife a question and get an answer, but after a while, I will ask it again. Once in a while, I can recall what I had for supper the night before. But not always. And sensory overload is highly prevalent in me. Loud music, too many people, all seem to create an anxiety I never had before the surgery. Has this been something you've seen from any of your patients?

Hello, My name is Kenza El Meskioui. I'm willing to do an MD PhD in order to become a Neurosurgeon but also be able to actively participate in the scientific research. Is it possible to do that in UK? What studies do I need to follow exactly and can you detail in some words each year until my graduation. Thank you very much for reading and spending time on my comment.