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. 2007 May;28(5):889–894.

Demographics, clinical status, and surgical data

Patient Age/Sex Diagnosis Administration Procedure Surgical Implications
1 15 d/F IIIv cystic tumor and asymmetric hydrocephalus TF Ex-vacuo ventriculomegaly and ependymal cyst diagnosed; no surgery
2 1 m/M Multicystic hydrocephalus TF Surgical planning
3 2 m/M Isolated lateral ventricle and interhemispheric cyst TF Agenesis of foramen of Monro diagnosed; surgical planning
4 16 y/M Posttraumatic rhinorrhea LP CSF leakage discarded; avoid surgery
5 11 y/M Progressive paraparesis after medullar tumor resection LP Lumbar arachnoiditis; avoid surgery
6 17 y/M Posttraumatic CSF leakage LP Surgical planning
7 7 y/M Orbital encephalocele; osteopetrosis LP Surgical planning
8 22 m/F Hypertelorism; midline defect LP No associated encephalocele; surgery delayed
9 9 m/M Multicystic hydrocephalus VP shunt Excluded IIIv diagnosed; surgical planning
10 8 y/M Spontaneous multiple CSF fistulae LP Surgical planning; LuP shunt
Transient juvenile osteoporosis Avoid open surgery

Note:—IIIv indicates 3rd ventricle; TF, transfontanelle; LP, lumbar puncture; VP, ventriculoperitoneal; LuP, lumboperitoneal; d, days; m, month; y, year; F, female; M, male.