Camilla has developed rapid hydrocephalus. This is most likely a result of her IVH (intraventricular hemorrhage). Ordinarily the ventricles drain fluid into the spinal column and it is eventually reabsorbed by the body. IVH can cause this drain to get plugged, which causes the ventricles to swell, which puts pressure on her brain. Ordinarily this happens somewhat slowly over the course of weeks, but sometimes (and in Camilla's case), the swelling is faster. I first noticed this on Wednesday night, when her head size suddenly increased from 24cm (where it had been for some time) to 25.25 cm. This is a larger increase than should be seen in a week, let alone a day. Today they got the ultrasound results showing a significant increase in the size of the ventricles. She may need surgery to install a drain. This requires a pediatric neurosurgeon. They do not have one here at UNM, however both Stanford and UCSF do. Stanford does not have any room for her though, so she will be going to UCSF. The transport should take place on Saturday, though the plans are still in progress.