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This document explores recent advancements in understanding the dynamics of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) flow, particularly focusing on the effects of hydrocephalus on brain extracellular compartments. It reviews the role of active transport in eliminating substances from the CSF and highlights the relationship between intracranial pressure and CSF distribution. Key studies discuss transventricular and transpial absorption into cerebral microvessels, as well as osmotic control of intracranial pressure, providing a comprehensive overview of the hydrodynamics of CSF.
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