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case_images: Preoperative CT scan demonstrating hydrocephalus
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case_images: A computer tomography (CT) scan revealed ventricles dilatation and periventricular edema Figure 1.
case_images: Insertion of the peel-away sheath through the guide-wire
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case_images: The latter was a peel-away sheath Figure 2.
case_images: Peripheral catheter inserted through splitting dilator
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case_images: The wire and the introducer were withdrawn and the distal catheter was introduced through the peel away dilator Figure 3.
case_images: One year follow up CT scan showing the Cather sin place and the normal ventricular system
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case_images: At one year follow-up the child is without symptoms of hydrocephalus and the CT scan shows a normal ventricular system with both catheters in place Figure 4.