1naresh
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Demographic Statistic (No.) (%) Age (mean) (range) (yr) 47.9 (32–74) Sex Male 10 (43.5) Female 13 (56.5) Indication for VP shunting Obstructive hydrocephalus 11 (47.8) Congenital hydrocephalus 7 (30.4) Communicating hydrocephalus 3 (13.0) Pseudotumor cerebri 2 (8.7) Indication for imaging Concern for shunt malfunction 11 (47.8) Alarming neurologic symptoms 6 (26.1) Routine follow-up 6 (26.1) Type or brand of shunt (per chart review) Programmable shunts 8 (34.7) Strataa 6 (26.1) Unspecified 2 (8.7) Nonprogrammable shunts 7 (30.4) Codman 1 (4.3) Raimondi 1 (4.3) Unspecified 5 (21.7) Unspecified/no information found 8 (34.7)
Note:—VP indicates ventriculoperitoneal.
↵a Medtronic, Minneapolis, Minnesota.