Why Does the Health-Related Quality of Life in Idiopathic Normal-Pressure Hydrocephalus Fail to Improve Despite the Favorable Clinical Outcome?
Antti Junkkari(University of Helsinki), Ville Leinonen(University of Eastern Finland), Tuomas Rauramaa(University of Eastern Finland), Heimo Viinamäki(University of Eastern Finland), Anne M. Koivisto(University of Helsinki), Hilkka Soininen(University of Eastern Finland), Antti Luikku(University of Eastern Finland), Risto Roine(University of Eastern Finland), Antti Häyrinen(University of Eastern Finland), Ossi Nerg(University of Eastern Finland), Juha E. Jääskeläinen(University of Eastern Finland), Harri Sintonen(Fairfield Hospital)
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