may vary depending on how severe the disorder is. complications
also contribute to life expectancy. less complications low life
expectancy
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If a young child with hydrocpehalus has a change in facial
appearance, it makes sense to contact the neurosurgeon ASAP.
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Signs/symptoms include progressive macrocephaly (large head),
psychomotor regression, spasticity , and seizures . The less common
juvenile and adult forms have a slower clinical course, present
with ataxia and spasticity