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Chronic headaches are a well-documented complaint of shunted hydrocephalic patients. However, it is also one of the signs of shunt malfunction. Cranial compliance deficiency may be a cause of chronic headaches in some chronically shunted patients with functioning shunts (often with slit or smaller than normal ventricles). This study aims to use a novel, non-invasive imaging technique, Magnetic Resonance Elastography (MRE) to investigate the role of brain viscoelasticity in pediatric hydrocephalic patients.

Brain tissue viscoelasticity in chronically shunted patients with headaches using Magnetic Resonance Elastography