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Historical Perspective. Alexander Monro 1783 described cranial vault as non expandable and brain as non compressible so inflow and out flow blood must be equalKelli blood volume remains constantCushing incorporated the CSF into equation 1926Eventually what we now know as Monro-Kelli doctrine Int

Intracranial Hypertension

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