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You would most likely come across a ventricular peritoneum shunt if you had hydrocephalus under the conditions listed below.
An explanation of ventricular pleural shunts
Introduction: Ventriculo-pleural reroutes (VPLS) drain extra cerebrospinal fluid to the pleural cavity as a different method of treating hydrocephalus. Pleural effusion will occur and accumulate as a result of imbalances between CSF production and absorption.
A ventriculoperitoneal shunt lasts how long?
After several years, especially among younger children, VP shunts are likely to need to be replaced. The shunt in a newborn has a two-year lifetime on average. A shunt replacement may not be necessary for adults or kids older than 2 for 8 or more years.
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