Meninges and haematoma (anatomy)

We're going to look at the anatomy of the meninges covering the brain and describe the pia mater, arachnoid mater, and dura mater. We're also going to look at where the blood vessels inside the skull run relative to these layers so that we can confidently talk about extradural (or epidural) haematomas, subdural haematomas, and subarachnoid haemhorrhages.

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Fascinating, thankyou. I keep growing meningiomas. My first one was the size of a large lemon and was blocking half of my spinal fluid with my brain pushing down into my neck so the surgeon was keen to remove it asap. I had a left occipital craniectomy in 1998. I have a large part of my skull missing there. It was after that operation I had massive headaches for many years. I then started to grow a 2nd one, small, it was gamma knifed in 2007. The 3rd one small again I had 28 day proton therapy. Those 3 procedures were done in the US when I lived there. I moved back to Australia and in 2017 an MRI showed I was growing 2 more. I can't have gamma knife as they say you can't gamma knife the same area twice due to the splay of radiation. Proton is the least invasive but we don't have that here yet. They hope to have one built in 2 more years. A lot of info, however I'd love to hear your information on meningiomas if you are interested in sharing a video about them.

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