... Shunt complication Hydrocephalus Pediatric hydrocephalus is a common condition that occurs congenitally or from underlying pathologies including neonatal hemorrhage, tumor, trauma, or infection [ 1 ]. Accounting for approximately 70,000 hospital admissions annually, patients with hydrocephalus...

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..., there was no sign of colonic perforation. Pediatric infectious disease Shunt complication Brain Abscess Central nervous system fungal infections are rare and serious pediatric infectious diseases. Shunt infection is the most common complication seen in 1.5–38% of both pediatric and adult...

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...Sarah J. Gaskill; Arthur E. Marlin Shunt complications are reported to occur at a rate of approximately 26%. One of the less frequent but important complications is that of the pseudocyst. Since Harsh’s first mention of a periumbilical cyst associated with a shunt in 1954, 44 cases have been...

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.... Cerebrospinal fluid pseudocyst Ventriculoperitoneal shunt Shunt complication Shunt malfunction Hydrocephalus The peritoneal cavity is the most suitable receptacle for CSF shunting due to the low rate of severe complications. However, problems related to the abdominal end of CSF tubing can result...