… Pregnancy-related cerebrovascular disease is a serious … which may indicate a restricted
diffusion of ischemic brain tissue in the … Typical vascular changes are characterized by moderate …

… the limits of autoregulation [12], leading to breakthrough brain edema… associated with reversible
cerebral arterial irregularities. … cause must be excluded during the classic work-up: blood …

… Disorders of high or low cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) pressure, … visual obscurations associated
with elevated intracranial pressure. … must be restricted can reduce migraine-related disability …

… The typical finding in neuroimaging is reversible vasogenic edema in subcortical white … that
the patient was developing postpartum eclampsia. Six hours later, brain magnetic resonance …

… on the 7th day postpartum associated with focal neurologic … differentiators between the two
are that PCA presents with restricted … with CT angiography and conventional invasive catheter …

… Traditionally, IHT is defined by sustained ICP greater than 20 … drugs, including postpartum
respiratory depression and … hyperventilation should be restricted to brain herniation, potentially …

… that the signs of cerebral irritation are related to more severe … , rather than the traditional
continuous intravenous infusion, … response to fluid restriction in clinical practice is disappointing […

… A total of 140 women between the ages of 18 and 90 years … Thirdly, that most of the nutrient-rich
foods that are restricted … been associated with neural tube defects and changes in brain …

… There is no typical headache phenotype associated with … into the brain via tight junctions
between the endothelial cells. Also, … delivery up to 6 months postpartum. However, an increased …

… early postpartum period (within the first 6 weeks postpartum). … AIS is less commonly associated
with traditional vascular risk … , intracranial mass effect that predisposes the patient to brain …