Tag Archives: hydrocephalus

Managing Post-Haemorrhagic Hydrocephalus

Posted on 2 March 2026 by Keith Barrington

PHH, as I will call it, is an extremely important determinant of outcomes in a small subgroup of preterm infants. Infants with severe IVH who don’t develop PHH have outcomes that are little affected. As our group reviewed, even grade … Continue reading →

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Shifting the uncertainty: early head ultrasound abnormalities, and counselling parents. Part 1

Posted on 17 May 2023 by Keith Barrington

Routine early head ultrasound is the de facto standard of care in preterm infants. Recent statements from learned societies usually recommend head ultrasound at around 7 days of age, and many centres do them earlier than that. Older statements suggested … Continue reading →

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ELVIS is alive!

Posted on 17 August 2020 by Keith Barrington

I was searching through the lyrics of ELVIS songs for a quote that might be more apt for this new blog post than “It’s now or ever”, which I have used previously, when I realized that I am a loser, … Continue reading →

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