January 4th, 2009

732. Priority of CSF studies in query meningitis / When does CSF turbidity occur? / Normal CSF pressure, cell count, turbidity, xanthochromia, CSF:serum glucose ratio, protein, lactate

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  1. Of course, the normal csf pressure 50-200 mm H2O (not cm)
    Sylvie
    Sylvie Peloquin at October 7, 2011 6:52 am Reply
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