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    This document references 16 sources related to ventriculoperitoneal shunt surgery and complications for treating hydrocephalus. The sources discuss John Holter's original shunt design, salvaging peritoneum after shunt failures, outcomes of shunt surgery in adults with pediatric-onset hydrocephalus, diagnosing and managing shunt complications, epidemiology of shunt procedures, costs of hydrocephalus treatment, mechanical shunt failures, factors contributing to shunt complications in children, long-term shunt revision rates, new shunt catheter designs, hospital utilization for hydrocephalus, reducing shunt infections, antibiotic-resistant infections, using laparoscopy in shunt revisions, and outcomes of adjustable vs. fixed-pressure sh

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    This document references 16 sources related to ventriculoperitoneal shunt surgery and complications for treating hydrocephalus. The sources discuss John Holter's original shunt design, salvaging peritoneum after shunt failures, outcomes of shunt surgery in adults with pediatric-onset hydrocephalus, diagnosing and managing shunt complications, epidemiology of shunt procedures, costs of hydrocephalus treatment, mechanical shunt failures, factors contributing to shunt complications in children, long-term shunt revision rates, new shunt catheter designs, hospital utilization for hydrocephalus, reducing shunt infections, antibiotic-resistant infections, using laparoscopy in shunt revisions, and outcomes of adjustable vs. fixed-pressure sh

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    Tamburrini G., Caldarelli M., Di Rocco C. Section of Pediatric Neurosurgery Catholic University Medical School, Rome

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    This document references 16 sources related to ventriculoperitoneal shunt surgery and complications for treating hydrocephalus. The sources discuss John Holter's original shunt design, salvaging peritoneum after shunt failures, outcomes of shunt surgery in adults with pediatric-onset hydrocephalus, diagnosing and managing shunt complications, epidemiology of shunt procedures, costs of hydrocephalus treatment, mechanical shunt failures, factors contributing to shunt complications in children, long-term shunt revision rates, new shunt catheter designs, hospital utilization for hydrocephalus, reducing shunt infections, antibiotic-resistant infections, using laparoscopy in shunt revisions, and outcomes of adjustable vs. fixed-pressure sh

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