Superficial Siderosis of the CNS



Superficial Siderosis of the CNS





Deposition of hemosiderin on pial surfaces of brain and spinal cord. Evolves for years; caused by chronic, intermittent, or persistent oozing of blood into CSF.

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Jul 27, 2016 | Posted by in NEUROLOGY | Comments Off on Superficial Siderosis of the CNS

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