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  1. Beautiful Skyline and color!
  2. Mike you can always go with Red and I like the Red pepper in Krylon short cut at hobby lobby. You could grey primer it and clear the grey primer
  3. Welcome aboard the forum, Donny!
  4. I have to have the this kit and definitely display the box!
  5. Some on eBay have good prices"…
  6. I am definitely interested in the Cougar!
  7. I do have the wagon and the. Rat packer just don’t have the trailer…..
  8. Today was another hat summer day for most and our hottest day
  9. from that I hear is from a factory dumping scrap…
  10. I hope all works out and you get back soon!
  11. Stars are made by people who like their music and buy their music .
  12. Super nice 300 Michelle!
  13. Beautiful Lamborghini!
  14. I remember them they was a little thick I use a damp towel but I can’t be out long..
  15. Results as long as you did your best ias all that matters.
  16. ttThose Chevy 1500 pickups sport side and style side are getting hard to get for a good price from the 90’s I remember buying them at Walmart for 10 Dollars.. The
  17. Normal pressure hydrocephalus (NPH) is a condition where excess cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) builds up in the brain's ventricles, leading to enlarged ventricles and potential brain damage. It's characterized by a triad of symptoms: gait disturbance, cognitive impairment, and urinary incontinence. While the fluid pressure is often normal, the increased volume can disrupt brain function. Key aspects of NPH: Symptoms: The classic triad of symptoms includes: Gait disturbance: Difficulty walking, shuffling gait, or feeling like feet are stuck to the floor. Cognitive impairment: Memory loss, confusion, difficulty concentrating, and changes in personality or behavior. Urinary incontinence: Frequent urination, urgency, or loss of bladder control. Causes: While the exact cause is often unknown, NPH can be linked to previous head injuries, brain infections, brain tumors, or complications from brain surgery. Diagnosis: Diagnosis involves neurological exams, brain imaging (CT or MRI), and sometimes lumbar puncture or drainage to assess CSF flow. Treatment: Treatment often involves surgically placing a ventriculoperitoneal (VP) shunt, which drains excess CSF from the brain to the abdomen, where it's absorbed. What it is: NPH is a type of communicating hydrocephalus, meaning the CSF can circulate but is not properly absorbed, leading to an accumulation in the ventricles. Important considerations: NPH is often misdiagnosed as other conditions like Alzheimer's or Parkinson's disease, highlighting the need for accurate diagnosis. Early diagnosis and treatment are crucial, as some symptoms, particularly gait and urinary problems, can be reversed or improved with shunting. Not everyone with NPH experiences all three classic symptoms, and the severity can vary.
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