Titlebook: Complications of CSF Shunting in Hydrocephalus; Prevention, Identifi Concezio Di Rocco,Mehmet Turgut,Juan F. Martínez-L Book 2015 Springer

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Statistics Applied to Clinical Trialsice and shunt complications, especially shunt obstruction and infection, slit-ventricle syndrome, and the development of loculated hydrocephalus. The impact of these complications on long-term neurodevelopmental outcomes is unclear; however, there are few alternative methods to avoid prolonged shunt

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us research and to innovative therapeutic philosophies. This comprehensive reference book will be an ideal source for neurosurgeons seeking both basic and more sophisticated information and procedures relating to the complications associated with CSF shunting.978-3-319-34946-6978-3-319-09961-3

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Clinical Manifestations of CSF Shunt Complicationsccurs in a proportion as high as 45–50 % during the first year after surgery and has a subsequent estimated incidence of 4–5 % yearly. At the time of placing a CSF shunt, the neurosurgeon must carefully plan the operation or shunt revision, bearing in mind not only the immediate success of the opera

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Introduction: The Use of Extrathecal CSF Shunts, Optional vs Mandatory, Unavoidable Complicationsications which are related to shunt hardware are sometimes unavoidable. Overall, shunt problems assume a major amount of a neurosurgeon’s efforts. The ideal shunt would allow for a flow-regulated control to drain a specific amount of fluid, which could be tailored, and would have the ability to moni

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Iatrogenic Complications of CSF Shunting carefully planned technique easily obviates some frequent complications pertaining to extrathecal shunts, for example, correct positioning of the ventricular catheter and adequate placement of the distal catheter within the peritoneal cavity. To prevent iatrogenic complications, we shall consider s