From what I understand based on my own experience, a cavum vergae is essentially a malformation that rarely presents any actual clinical symptoms.
It can lead to hydrocephalus or aqueduct obstructions, which would likely necessitate surgical intervention in those specific cases.
You mentioned it measures 18mm, but you didn't specify if it's causing any issues. How was this discovered? Was it due to certain symptoms, or just a random finding during a CT scan for something else?
It can lead to hydrocephalus or aqueduct obstructions, which would likely necessitate surgical intervention in those specific cases.
You mentioned it measures 18mm, but you didn't specify if it's causing any issues. How was this discovered? Was it due to certain symptoms, or just a random finding during a CT scan for something else?
