Clinical analysis of 75 cases of ventriculopefitoneal shunt
Wei D
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Wei D
Abstract
Objective: To explore the causes,treatment and prevention of the complications after ventriculoperitoneal shunt. Methods:The surgical procedure,prognosis and complication of 75 patients who had accepted ventriculopefitoneal shunt were retrospectively reviewed. Results: Complete recovery was observed in 43 cases,duct block in 16 cases,infection in 13 cases,excessive shunt in 2 cases and bowel perforation in 1 case. Conclusions: Strict disinfection,aseptic and normative operation,meticulous observation and timely management of the complications in patients having received ventriculopefitoneal shunt are essential in improving the clinical efficacy; it is suggested that patients whose drainage tube are repeatedly blocked resort to ventricle-umbilicus-portal vein shunt.
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Objective: To explore the causes,treatment and prevention of the complications after ventriculoperitoneal shunt. Methods:The surgical procedure,prognosis and complication of 75 patients who had accepted ventriculopefitoneal shunt were retrospectively reviewed. Results: Complete recovery was observed in 43 cases,duct block in 16 cases,infection in 13 cases,excessive shunt in 2 cases and bowel perforation in 1 case. Conclusions: Strict disinfection,aseptic and normative operation,meticulous observation and timely management of the complications in patients having received ventriculopefitoneal shunt are essential in improving the clinical efficacy; it is suggested that patients whose drainage tube are repeatedly blocked resort to ventricle-umbilicus-portal vein shunt.
Key concepts: Medicine, Shunt (medical), Surgery, Complication, Umbilicus (mollusc)