In the course of one year 140 continuous non-invasive intracranial pressure measurements
have been performed in 83 patients via the fontanelle with a recording time of 30 minutes up …

Timely and reliable diagnosis of disturbances in CSF circulation or other disequilibrium of
intracranial pressure is necessary in early infancy in order to avoid further brain damage. In …

Intracranial pressure was estimated by a new pneumatic applanation fontanometer in
babies in intensive care. A close correlation with cerebrospinal fluid pressure was found on …

In the newborn period, the presence of an open anterior fontanel (AF) permits one to assess
intracranial pressure (ICP) by palpation. For accurate recording of pressure however, this …

The experience with 200 measurements of anterior fontanelle pressure with the Rotterdam
Teletransducer in newborns and infants is reported. Statistical analysis of 25 comparative …

Anterior fontanelle pressure was measured in 14 infants. A technique is described for
performing reproducible measurements utilising the Rotterdam Teletransducer. On …

The aplanation principle has been proposed as a basis for a non‐invasive method of
measuring intracranial pressure in infants with patent anterior fontanelles. With minor …

In infants suspected of intracranial pathology it is often desirable to know the level of the
intracranial pressure (ICP). Whilst invasive procedures are seldom indicated, the open …

Knowledge of intracranial pressure may be important in many clinical situations in neonates
and young infants. The best way to obtain this information would be a non-traumatic …

A pressure sensor has been developed with which intracranial pressure of infants with open
anterior fontanell can be measured. The sensor consists of a light, small strain-gauge …