Advances in Intracranial Pressure Monitoring and Its Significance in Managing XXXX .

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@entity428 ( @entity428 ) measurements are essential in evaluation and treatment of @entity16 such as subarachnoid and @entity1779 , @entity385 , @entity1276 , @entity693 / @entity198 , and @entity131 ( @entity131 ). The techniques of @entity428 monitoring have evolved from invasive to non-invasive-with both limitations and advantages. Some limitations of the invasive methods include short-term monitoring, risk of @entity281 , restricted mobility of the subject, etc. The invasiveness of a method limits the frequency of @entity428 evaluation in neurological conditions like @entity1276 , thus hampering the long-term care of @entity1 with compromised @entity428 . Thus, there has been substantial interest in developing noninvasive techniques for assessment of @entity428 . Several approaches were reported, although none seem to provide a complete solution due to inaccuracy. @entity428 measurements are fundamental for immediate care of @entity131 @entity1 in the acute stages of severe @entity131 . In severe @entity131 , @entity428 is associated with mortality or poor clinical outcome. @entity428 monitoring in conjunction with other neurological monitoring can aid in understanding the pathophysiology of @entity75 . This review article presents: (a) the significance of @entity428 monitoring; (b) @entity428 monitoring methods (invasive and non-invasive); and
