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Hydrocephalus secondary to cerebral aqueduct obstruction is seen on T1-weighted axial (a), T2-weighted coronal (b) T2-weighted sagittal brain magnetic resonance images (c)
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There was hydrocephalus due to cerebral aqueduct stenosis (Evan's index of 58%) [Figure 1].
Postoperative brain computed tomography shows resolution of hydrocephalus following ventriculoperitoneal shunt insertion
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At the 6th month following her delivery, brain computed tomography (CT) depicted size of ventricles has decreased with a patent VP shunt function [Figure 2].