[Two operated cases of @entity976 in XXXX over 70 years old].

@entity1 @entity227 @entity303 @entity5 @entity1010 @entity86 @entity976 @entity204
This paper reports two cases of @entity976 in the elderly (over 70 years old). The first case is a 74-year-old @entity1 who was referred to us due to gait and @entity227 . She was first treated conservatively because she showed signs of @entity303 , but her @entity5 grew remarkably and rapidly after placement of a ventriculoperitoneal shunt and then was partially resected. After two shunt revisions, the @entity1 developed @entity86 , which became the main cause of her @entity204 . The second case was a 79-year-old female who was referred to us due to progressive @entity227 . She was operated on and her @entity5 was totally resected. A bilateral subduroperitoneal shunt was placed to @entity86 . Postoperatively, her visual field improved remarkably. When treating @entity976 in the elderly, it is advisable to choose a conservative approach if applicable. When a more radical therapeutic approach is taken, it should be borne in mind that preexisting @entity303 and @entity86 due to @entity1010 often preclude the @entity1 's early recovery.
