Long-term follow-up of shunting therapy

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J.-K. Kang
Il Woo Lee
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[1] Department of Neurosurgery,
[2] Kangnam St. Mary’s Hospital,undefined
[3] The Catholic University of Korea,undefined
[4] College of Medicine,undefined
[5] Seoul,undefined
[6] Korea e-mail: jkkmd@cmc.cuk.ac.kr Fax: +82-2–594–4248,undefined
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Child's Nervous System | 1999年 / 15卷
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Abstract Ventricular CSF shunting surgery has changed the overall outcome figures for hydrocephalic patients over the past three decades. The factors that have improved the outcome are evolution of the shunt systems; improvement of the surgical environment and use of potent antibiotics; technological advances in brain imaging; and refinements in the assessment of cognitive and functional outcomes and of actuarial statistical techniques. But the recent large studies revealed that nearly half of all shunt placements were for revision; and there is a low but real percentage of cases in which death and neurological impairment are related to shunt surgery. The most frequent complication was shunt obstruction; followed by infection; disconnection; hematoma and slit ventricle syndrome. This clearly means that the shunt systems and the techniques in current use involve many problems that have yet to be solved. To solve these problems; new shunt systems should be developed and continuous efforts at reducing shunt infection should be made. The overall complication rate in the authors’ series was 31.7%; but we have been able to reduce the complication rate from 37% to 25% by exercising special care focused on the surgical environment and techniques. Careful; long-term follow-up using various parameters and proper statistical analysis is another important factor in improving surgical outcome. Multicenter and international studies will be easier with the development of a network; and it will give us a strong background to treat hydrocephalus.; Key words Hydrocephalus; Ventriculoperitoneal shunt; Long-term follow-up; Shunt complications; Shunt infections;
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