Variable: Hydrocephalus in a previously normal adult can present with headaches, memory problems, imbalance or visual symptoms. Acute hydrocephalus can cause lethargy and coma if severe and untreated.
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Classic Triad: Classic triad is dementia, gait disturbance, and urinary incontinence for normal pressure hydrocephalus in an adult. (wacky, wobbly, and wet).
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