Table I.
Patient demographics.
| Patient | Sex | Age | Abdominal condition | Etiology | Diagnosis | Surgery |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Male | 30 | Distal dysfunction | Trauma | Communicating | Revision |
| 2 | Male | 43 | Distal dysfunction | Trauma | Communicating | Revision |
| 3 | Male | 57 | Normal | sSAH | Communicating | New |
| 4 | Female | 56 | Normal | Trauma | Communicating | New |
| 5 | Male | 51 | Abdominal subcutaneous fat pad (BMI ≥28) | Trauma | Communicating | New |
| 6 | Female | 24 | Normal | Trauma | Communicating | New |
| 7 | Male | 27 | Previous abdominal operational history | Idiopathic | Normal pressure | New |
| 8 | Male | 29 | Normal | Trauma | Communicating | New |
| 9 | Female | 44 | Normal | Trauma | Communicating | New |
| 10 | Male | 19 | Abdominal subcutaneous fat pad (BMI ≥28) | Idiopathic | Normal pressure | Revision |
| 11 | Male | 27 | Normal | Idiopathic | Normal pressure | New |
| 12 | Male | 50 | Distal dysfunction | Idiopathic | Normal pressure | Revision |
| 13 | Male | 43 | Distal dysfunction | Brain hemorrhage | Communicating | Revision |
| 14 | Female | 62 | Normal | Trauma | Communicating | New |
| 15 | Female | 56 | Previous abdominal operational history | Idiopathic | Normal pressure | New |
| 16 | Male | 30 | Normal | Trauma | Communicating | New |
| 17 | Male | 54 | Normal | Trauma | Communicating | New |
| 18 | Male | 53 | Abdominal subcutaneous fat pad (BMI ≥28) | Occupy lesion | Obstructive | New |
| 19 | Female | 59 | Normal | Meningitis | Communicating | New |
| 20 | Male | 60 | Normal | sSAH | Communicating | New |
| 21 | Male | 35 | Normal | sSAH | Communicating | New |
| 22 | Female | 62 | Normal | Idiopathic | Normal pressure | New |
| 23 | Male | 27 | Distal dysfunction | Trauma | Communicating | Revision |
| 24 | Female | 32 | Normal | Idiopathic | Normal pressure | New |
| 25 | Male | 23 | Normal | Trauma | Communicating | New |
| 26 | Male | 46 | Abdominal subcutaneous fat pad (BMI ≥28) | Trauma | Communicating | New |
| 27 | Female | 43 | Distal dysfunction | Trauma | Communicating | Revision |
| 28 | Female | 53 | Normal | Idiopathic | Normal pressure | New |
| 29 | Male | 43 | Previous abdominal operational history | Trauma | Communicating | New |
| 30 | Male | 60 | Distal dysfunction | Meningitis | Communicating | Revision |
| 31 | Male | 21 | Normal | Trauma | Communicating | New |
| 32 | Female | 60 | Peritonitis history | Trauma | Communicating | New |
| 33 | Male | 28 | Normal | Trauma | Communicating | New |
| 34 | Female | 57 | Distal dysfunction | Idiopathic | Normal pressure | Revise |
| 35 | Male | 29 | Normal | Trauma | Communicating | New |
| 36 | Male | 53 | Abdominal subcutaneous fat pad (BMI ≥28) | Trauma | Communicating | New |
BMI, body mass index; sSAH, spontanous subarachnoid hemorrhage; new, patients with no history of treatment; revise, patients with an existing catheter that was replaced.