HIDROCEFALIA: TRATAMENTO PRECOCE DA HIDROCEFALIA EM CRIANÇAS

Fernando de Faria Rocha Soares; Naiara Jéssica de Sá; Vilmário Jimmy Carter Lopes; Luana Helen Silva Pinto; Jéferson de Oliveira Vieira; Rinaldo Rafael dos Santos; Ramon Mateus da Silva Matos; Ester de Paula Sousa Lima; Eulália Carla Viana; Jaqueline Gomes Rosa Silva de Andrade; Fabiana Figueiredo Beserra

doi:10.51891/rease.v9i10.11611

Authors

Fernando de Faria Rocha Soares Faculdade Única de Ipatinga
Naiara Jéssica de Sá Faculdade única de Ipatinga
Vilmário Jimmy Carter Lopes Faculdade Única de Ipatinga
Luana Helen Silva Pinto Faculdade Única de Ipatinga
Jéferson de Oliveira Vieira Faculdade Única de Ipatinga
Rinaldo Rafael dos Santos Faculdade Única de Ipatinga
Ramon Mateus da Silva Matos Faculdade Única de Ipatinga
Ester de Paula Sousa Lima Faculdade Única de Ipatinga
Eulália Carla Viana Faculdade Única de Ipatinga
Jaqueline Gomes Rosa Silva de Andrade
Fabiana Figueiredo Beserra Faculdade SENAC

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.51891/rease.v9i10.11611

Keywords:

Hydrocephalus. Kids. Treatment.

Abstract

This paper addresses the topic of Hydrocephalus, with a focus on Early Treatment in Children, recognizing that this condition is more common in children and the elderly. Hydrocephalus is characterized by the accumulation of fluid in the internal cavities of the brain. A central issue investigated is the identification of factors that may contribute to the development of this disease. The general objective of the literature review is to demonstrate the importance of early treatment of Hydrocephalus in preventing complications in childhood development. The method used involves an analysis of articles and academic papers related to Hydrocephalus. The results revealed different types of treatments available, with surgery being the most effective procedure over the years, aiming to eliminate symptoms and significantly reduce the recurrence rate. However, it is important to note that the general objective does not directly address the issue of factors in the development of Hydrocephalus, which may require a reformulation of objectives or a more specific approach to investigate these factors.