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Follow-uponYourPatient:YouimmediatelysuspectthatSuzannehasParkinsondisease
becauseofhershufflinggaitandunilateralrestingtremor.Yourexaminationalsoreveals
cogwheelrigidityinherrightupperextremityandapositivepulltest.Hercognitivetestingis
normal.YoutellhershehasParkinsondiseaseanddiscussstartingtreatmentwith
levodopa-carbidopa.Becausehersymptomsareinterferingwithherworkinthehospital,
sheagreesandbeginstreatmentimmediately.Onemonthlaterinfollow-upshereportsthat
themedicationhashelpedherimmenselyandshehasbeenabletocontinueworkingmuch
asshehasbecomeaccustomedto.Youarrangetoseeheronaregularbasistomonitorher
symptomsandmedication.
Younowknow:
1. HowtodiagnoseandtreatpatientswithParkinsondisease.
2. ThemnemonicTRAP(committhistomemory!)thatsummarizesthebasicmanifestationsofParkinsondisease.
3. Howtodistinguishbetweenthevarioustypesoftremor;inparticular,howtodifferentiatethetremorofParkinsondiseasefrombenign
essentialtremor.
4. When to suspectthepresence ofatypicalparkinsoniandisorders,includingprogressive supranuclear palsy, corticobasaldegeneration,
dementiawithLewybodies,andmultiplesystematrophy.
5. How to recognize and manage the most common hyperkinetic movement disorders, including choreiform disorders and Huntington
disease,tardivedyskinesia,dystonia,myoclonus,ticdisordersandTourettesyndrome,andmovementdisordersofsleep.
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NeurocriticalCare
Inthischapter,youwilllearn:
1. How(andwhyitmatters)todistinguishvasogenicandcytotoxicedemaonbrainimaging
2. All about elevated intracranial pressure: what causesit, whento clinicallysuspectit, and
howtoemergentlytreatit
3. Howtoclinicallyandradiographicallyrecognizethemajorpatternsofbrainherniation
4. Howtoconceptualizeanddiagnosebraindeath
CASE14
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Neha’sCTscan.(ModifiedfromDaffnerRH,HartmanM.ClinicalRadiology.4thed.WoltersKluwer;
2013.)
YourPatient:Neha,a93-year-oldmotheroffourandgrandmotherofeight,isbroughtto
thehospitalbyEMSafterherdaughterfoundherunconsciousonthefloor.Herblood
pressureis180/100mmHgonarrival.Sheislargelyunresponsiveonexamination,arousing
onlybrieflytopainfulstimuli.Whenyoulifthereyelids,younotethatherrightpupilis4mm
andreactive,butherleftpupilisfixedanddilated.YourushhertoCTandobtaintheimages
above.Whatisthenextstepinyourmanagement?
Neurointensivecareencompassesthemanagementoflife-threateningneurologicdiseases.Atthispointin
thebookyouarealreadyfamiliarwiththemostcommonneurologicemergencies—acuteischemicand
hemorrhagicstroke,subarachnoidhemorrhage,acutespinalcordcompression,statusepilepticus,
myastheniccrisis,uncontrolledcerebralinfections,andtraumaticbraininjury—sowewon’tspendany
moretimehereonthediagnosisandmanagementofthesespecificconditions.Instead,wewillstepback
andfocusonafewoftheworst-casescenariosthatunfortunatelycanbethefinalcommonpathwaysof
manyoftheabovepresentations.Theseinclude:
Cerebraledema
Elevatedintracranialpressure
Brainherniation
Braindeath
Dedicatedneurologicalandneurosurgicalintensivecareunits(thefirstofwhichopeneditsdoorsin
1920)werecreatedwiththegoalsofearlyidentificationand—ifindicated—aggressivemanagementof
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thesecomplications.Sometimes,rapidinterventionresultsinremarkablerecovery;othertimes,
interventionisunsuccessful,futile,orunderstandablydeclinedbythepatientorpatient’sfamily.
Compassionateconversationwiththepatient(andpatient’sfamily,particularlyifthepatientisunableto
participate),ofteninvolvingtrainedpalliativecarespecialists,cansometimesbethebestandmost
meaningfulcareaneurologicalICUcanprovide.
Roundinginsideaneurointensivecareunit.Theteamisoftenabigoneandcanincludeanattending,
fellow,residents,interns,nurses,physicianassistants,pharmacists,anddieticians,allworkingtogetherto
helpcareforthesepatientswithlife-threateningcomplications.
CerebralEdema
Thetermedemareferstoanexcessoffluidwithinabodycompartmentorcavity.Thereareafewtypesof
cerebraledemathatyoushouldknow,eachwithspecificetiologiesandimagingcharacteristics.
Vasogenicedemaiscausedbythebreakdownoftheblood-brainbarrier.Whenintact,theblood-brain
barrierpreventsmanysubstancesthatcirculatewithinthebloodfromenteringintotheextracellularfluid
oftheCNS.Whenthetightjunctionsoftheblood-brainbarrierbecomeleaky,fluidaccumulateswithinthe
extracellularspaceofthebrain.Masslesionssuchasbraintumorsandabscessesarecommoncausesof
vasogenicedema.Acuteischemiacausescytotoxicedema(seepage356)butovertime(withinhoursto
days)cancausevasogenicedemaaswell.
Vasogenicedemahasacharacteristicfinger-likeappearanceonCT,spreadingwithinthewhitematter
butsparingthegraymattercortex.Youcanthinkofitthisway:becausethewhitematterismadeupof
axonsandthecortexismadeupoftightlypackedcellbodies,thereisspaceforextracellularfluidto
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spreadwithinthewhitematterbutnotwithinthetightlypackedcorticalregions.
Cytotoxicedemaistheresultofcelldeath.Itisusuallyduetothedepletionofintracellularadenosine
triphosphate(ATP),disruptingthefunctionofthesodium/potassiumtransporterandcausingintracellular
osmoleaccumulationand—becausewaterfollowstheosmolargradient—intracellularfluid
accumulation.Acuteischemiaisthemostcommoncause;othercausesincludeacuteliverfailureand
anoxicinjury.
Radiographically,cytotoxicedemaisoftensubtleonCT,appearingashypoattenuationandblurringof
thegray-whitejunction.OnMRI,cytotoxicedemaisbestidentifiedondiffusion-weightedimaging(DWI)
sequences.AsdiscussedinChapter2,intracellularfluidshiftsandsubsequentcellularswellingresultin
restrictedwaterdiffusion,whichappearsbrightwhiteontheMRI.
CTscansshowing(A)vasogenicedema,whichhasacharacteristicfinger-likeappearanceandspares
thegraymattercortex(whitearrowspointtothefinger-likeextensionsofsparedcortexthatare
surroundedbyvasogenicedema),and(B)cytotoxicedema,whichobliteratesthegray-whitematter
junction(whitearrowspointtotheedema).(ReprintedfromWeinerWJ,GoetzCG,ShinRK,LewisSL.
NeurologyfortheNon-Neurologist,6thEdition.Philadelphia:WoltersKluwer,2010.)
Thesetwocategoriesarenotexclusive.Variousbrainlesionsandinjuries(forexample,intracerebral
hemorrhageandtraumaticbraininjury)cancausebothcytotoxicandvasogenicedema.
Twoothertypesofcerebraledematobeawareofareinterstitialedema(alsoknownas
transependymalorhydrostaticedema)andosmoticedema.
Interstitialedemaistheresultofobstructivehydrocephalus,whencerebrospinalfluid(CSF)outflow
fromtheventriclesisblockedandCSFisforcedintotheinterstitiumofthebrainbythehighpressurein
theventricularsystem.
Osmoticedemaisduetodecreasedplasmaosmolarity(forexample,inthesettingofthesyndromeof
inappropriateADHsecretion[SIADH]orwithrapidglucosereductioninpatientswithhyperosmolar
hyperglycemicstate).Undernormalcircumstances,theosmolarityoftheCSFandextracellularcerebral
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fluidislessthanthatofplasma.Ifplasmaosmolarityfalls,fluidshiftsintothebrain.
Whydoescerebraledemamatter?Becausetheskullisafixedspaceandanyincreaseinthevolumeof
itscontentscanresultinelevatedintracranialpressure,whichbringsustoournexttopic.
ElevatedIntracranialPressure
Physiology
Intracranialpressure(ICP)isthepressurewithinthecraniumoftheskull.1Intheeighteenthcentury,two
ScottishsurgeonsnamedAlexanderMonroandGeorgeKelliecameupwithahypothesisthatstill
remainstheclearestwaytothinkaboutICP.TheMonro-Kelliedoctrine,asitisnowknown,statesthat
intracranialvolumeismadeupofthreecomponents—blood,CSF,andbraintissue—andthatthisvolume
mustremainconstant.Anyincreaseinonecomponentshouldthereforeleadtoadecreaseinoneorbothof
theothertwo.
Let’stakeanexampleofagrowingbraintumor.Asthetumorgrows,thetissuecomponentof
intracranialvolumeexpandsand,becausetheskullispoorlycompliant,eventhissmallincreasein
volumeleadstoarelativelylargeincreaseinpressure.Thisincreaseinpressure,however,willbe
quicklybufferedbydisplacementofothercompartments.Ingeneral,thevolumeofCSFdecreasesfirstto
compensate.Intime,ifthetumorcontinuestoexpand,bloodvolumewillalsodecrease(resultingin
ischemia)and,ultimately,braintissueitselfwillbedisplaced,forcedtoherniateoutsideoftheskull.
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Intracranialvolumeismadeupofthreecomponents:CSF,braintissue,andblood(A).Inthesettingofa
growingmasslesion,CSFtendstodecreasefirst(B),followedbybloodvolume(C)andultimatelybrain
tissue(D).
HereisonemorewaytothinkaboutICP.Aswe’vejustdiscussed,pressurechangeswithintheskull
canaffectbloodflow.Inordertoadequatelyperfusethebrain,bloodmustbepumpedagainstapressure
gradient.Ifyou’veeverinflatedabasketball,you’veexperiencedthisfirsthand.Atthestart,theballis
compliant—notatallliketheskull—butasitinflates,thewallsbecomestiffandthepressureinsiderises.
Thehigherthepressurerises,theharderitbecomestopumpairintotheball.Thesameeffortthat,inthe
beginning,easilypumpedairinsidetheballbecomeslessandlesseffectiveuntilitfails:itnolonger
overcomesthepressureinsidetheball,andairentryceases.Thephysiologicprocessthatenablesbrain
perfusionismuchthesame.Theheartandarteriesgenerateabloodpressurethatforcesbloodintothe
bloodvesselswithintheskull.Thedifferencebetweenthispressure(themeanarterialpressure,MAP)
andthepressureinsidetheskull(theICP)iscalledthecerebralperfusionpressure(CPP)andisdefined
asthenetpressuregradientthatcausesbloodtoflowtothebrain.
CPP=MAP−ICP
WhentheICPgoesup,theCPPgoesdown,resultinginalackofbloodflowtothebrainandsubsequent
ischemia.
Box14.1CerebralAutoregulation
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Howdowemaintainstablecerebralbloodflow(CBF)andcerebralperfusionpressure
(CPP)inthefaceofdrasticfluctuationsinsystemicbloodpressure?Whydowenotalways
immediatelypassoutorevenhaveastrokewhenoursystemicbloodpressurefalls?
Conversely,whydowenotimmediatelybleedintoourbrainwhenoursystemicblood
pressurerises?
Cerebralautoregulationistheprocessbywhichvasoconstrictionandvasodilationmaintain
stableCBFoverarangeofCPPs.AsbloodpressurerisesandCPPincreases,intracranial
vesselsvasoconstrict,increasingresistanceandtherebymaintainingstableCBFand,
consequently,ICP.WhenbloodpressurefallsandCPPdeclines,intracranialvessels
vasodilate,decreasingresistancetoallowthelowerCPPtomaintainastableCBFand
adequateperfusiontothebrain.Theprecisepathophysiologyallowingforappropriate
vasodilationandvasoconstrictionisunclear(thereappeartobemetabolic,autonomic,and
myogenicfactorsinvolved),buttheprocessisaneffectiveone:mostpeopleareableto
maintainastableCBFoverarangeofapproximately50to150mmHgofCPP.Whenthe
limitsofautoregulationareexceeded,bloodvesselswilleithercollapse(frombeing
underfilled)orbeforciblydilated(fromexcesspressure).Ischemiaandhemorrhage,
respectively,canresult.
Bymeansofvasoconstrictionandvasodilation,cerebralautoregulationallowsforastable
CBFoverarangeofapproximately50to150mmHgofCPP.
CausesandPresentationofElevatedICP
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CommoncausesofincreasedICPinclude:
Masslesions(braintumors,intracranialabscesses,hematomas)
Cerebraledema(frommassiveischemicstroke,severetraumaticbraininjury,masslesions)
Obstructionofvenousoutflow(venoussinusthrombosis)
Obstructive hydrocephalus (excess accumulationof CSF resulting from mechanical blockage of
CSFflow,oftencausedbytumorsorothermasslesions)
Communicating hydrocephalus (excess accumulation of CSF in the absence of mechanical
obstruction);therearetwomajorcauses:
Decreased CSF absorption (secondary to intracranial infection, which can clog up the arachnoid granulations with
inflammatory exudateandtherebypreventCSFabsorption;subarachnoidhemorrhage,which candothesame withblood;and
leptomeningealmetastasis,withtumorcells)
IncreasedCSFproduction(secondarytoCSF-producingtumors,suchaschoroidplexuspapillomas)
ElevatedICPmostoftenpresentswithrelativelynonspecificsymptomssuchasheadache(thoughttobe
theresultofpressureonthepainfibersofCN5thatrunintheduraandonbloodvessels),nausea,
vomiting,anddepressedconsciousness(presumablyaresultofdistortionofthethalamicandbrainstem
reticularactivatingsystem,whichmediatesarousalandattention).
Signsonexaminationcanincludepapilledema(swellingoftheopticnerveheadduetoelevatedICP)
andaCN6palsy(duetopressureonthenerveattheskullbase).Thedevelopmentoftheso-called
Cushingtriad—bradycardia,hypertension,andrespiratorydepression—canindicateimminent
herniation.Seepage363foradiscussionofspecificherniationsyndromes.
(A)Papilledemaseenonfunduscopy.Notetheblurredmarginsoftheopticnervehead.(B)Anormal
sharplydefinedopticdisc,forcomparison.(ModifiedfromFreddoTF,ChaumE.AnatomyoftheEyeand
Orbit.WoltersKluwer;2017.)
ManagementofElevatedICP
PatientswhoareatriskofelevatedICP—thosewithanacutelybleedingtumor,forinstance,orwitha
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