Abstract
I read with great interest the article by Mullaguri et al., in which they describe a normal pressure hydrocephalus (NPH) patient presenting with coma after quetiapine and trazodone overdose, at whom cranial magnetic resonance imaging showed diffuse corpus callosum T2 hyperintensity.[1] They associated the neuroimaging changes with shunt surgery for NPH and gave some crucial insights for clinical concerns.[1] I appreciate the authors for pointing out this interesting patient and for constituting impressive discussions. However, I would like to comment on some aspects for a better understanding of the issue and also, in the light of the related literature data, I would like to suggest some new discussions for further clarifications in this regard.
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