On 2017 Apr 21, Manuel Menéndez González commented:

Yes, right. Though that would be an application to adjust pressures. There are many other potential applications where modifying the composition of CSF may represent a treatment of the condition.

On 2017 Apr 18, Darko Lavrencic commented:

I believe that implantable systems for continuous liquorpheresis and CSF replacement  could be successfully used also for intracranial hypotension-hypovolemia syndrome as it could be caused by decreased CSF formation. See: http://www.med-lavrencic.si/research/correspondence/

On 2017 Apr 18, Darko Lavrencic commented:

I believe that implantable systems for continuous liquorpheresis and CSF replacement  could be successfully used also for intracranial hypotension-hypovolemia syndrome as it could be caused by decreased CSF formation. See: http://www.med-lavrencic.si/research/correspondence/