👉 The Maria fluid, also known as Maria's fluid or Maria's effusion, is a rare and complex neurological phenomenon characterized by the sudden and unexplained release of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) from the brain into the subarachnoid space. This fluid, typically produced by the choroid plexus and circulated through the ventricles, can escape through small openings in the arachnoid granulations or the dura mater, leading to a rapid influx into the surrounding tissues. The exact cause of Maria fluid remains unclear but is thought to involve a combination of factors including increased intracranial pressure, trauma, or certain neurological conditions. Symptoms can range from headaches and visual disturbances to seizures and altered consciousness, making it a critical condition that requires immediate medical attention.
