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枕大孔疝 临床表现 影像所见 并发症 双侧上肢感觉减退 意识障碍 轴位像见到小脑扁桃体位于齿状突水平 矢状位见到小脑扁桃体低于枕大孔5mm（成人）或7mm（儿童） 小脑扁桃体出血性坏死 意识障碍和死亡 * 枕大孔疝 * Tonsillar herniation In tonsillar herniation (rare), a mass effect in the posterior fossa causes the cerebellar tonsils to herniate inferiorly through the foramen magnum compressing the medulla and upper cervical spinal cord. Conscious patients complain of neck pain and vomiting. They may have nystagmus, pupillary dilatation, bradycardia, hypertension and respiratory depression. Early tonsillar herniation is difficult to recognize in an unconscious patient. It may not be evident on CT scan since axial views cannot see the pathology well. It is best seen on sagittal MRI. Clinically changes in vital signs may be the only clinical clue in an unconscious patient. * Tonsillar herniation * a male patient in his 30s who died of brain stem herniation after completing a marathon. The CT shows (A) loss of the rostral cerebral sulci suggesting increase in ICP, (B) and (C) a large hydrocephalus with widening of both temporal horns. The grey matter can still be differentiated from the white matter, but all sulci are lost. This suggests that the brain oedema is of relative recent onset and massive tissue ischaemia has not yet occurred. (D) Compression of the fourth ventricle with dilatation of the third ventricle and the caudal aspect of both temporal horns. This is observed with considerable brain oedema and obstructive hydrocephalus. (E) Herniation of the medulla and pons into the foramen magnum. (F) The tonsils are located at the level of the dens which is a good indicator for foramen magnum herniation. * (A) The disc shows florid hemorrhages with relatively little swelling, indicating a rapid, dramatic increase in CSF pressure. Progressive changes of optic disc oedema are seen in a patient with an intracranial tumour who declined treatme