Abstract
In severe intracranial hypertension there are two basic causes of death: compression of the brain stem and complete cessation of cerebral blood flow. The disproportion between the volume of the intracranial space and the enlarged content may be solved by two surgical procedures:1. by enlarging the volume of the cranial cavity, or2. by reducing the content within the intracranial space.
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