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Monro-Kellie doctrine: a standalone construct

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Neurology

the principle that the skull is a fixed volume, so any rise in brain, blood or cerebrospinal fluid volume must be offset by a fall in another or pressure rises.

In neurology, Monro-Kellie doctrine refers to the principle that the skull is a fixed volume, so any rise in brain, blood or cerebrospinal fluid volume must be offset by a fall in another or pressure rises. This meaning comes from Mokri (2001) in Neurology.[1]

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References

Mokri, B. (2001). The Monro–Kellie hypothesis: Applications in CSF volume depletion. Neurology, 56(12), 1746-1748. https://doi.org/10.1212/wnl.56.12.1746

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