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An ICP-monitoring device utilizing an extradural method is described. Clinical and laboratory use has shown it to be easily installed, safe, accurate, and reliable. It can be used with currently available transducers and monitoring equipment. It is hoped that this simple device will encourage the increased use of ICP monitoring.
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