Is [ More psychological preparation in heart surgery for certain patients beneficial ]?
Extensive preparation for cardiac surgery had a positive effect on physical wellbeing and anxiety in patients who before the operation had relatively few complaints or indicated that they were anxious. Patients who reported less anxiety and patients who felt less well physically before the operation benefited more from a information programme.
Transverse sinus (TS) stenoses, as revealed by MR venography, persist in patients with idiopathic intracranial hypertension after normalization of CSF pressure, suggesting the lack of a direct relationship between the caliber of TS and CSF pressure.