Anatomy and Pathology of the Cerebellar Peduncle
B. Hygroma progression: transudation / further CSF accumulation (flap-valve mechanism) → increasing brain dislocation → rupture of bridging veins* → bleeding into newly formed subdural space (well documented . transformation. to subdural hematoma) → neomembrane (capsule) formation (chronic subdural hematoma). * stretch of draining veins by hygroma can cause multiple venous infarcts ... ................
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